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Like Portland’s bike-sharing service, Biketown, electric scooter sharing, aka “e-scooters” lets users rent vehicles via an app for one-way trips. Powered by an electric motor and maxing out at 15 miles per hour, these e-scooters are another energy-efficient alternative to driving a car. Electric Road Bike Factory
Find e-scooter providers throughout the streets of Portland: Lime and Spin.
Riding an e-scooter is usually as simple as downloading the service’s app and using it to unlock a scooter. Thinking of taking one for a spin? Here are some essential rules of the road to know before hopping aboard to help keep you — and those around you — safe.
Learn more about Portland’s shared electric scooters.
Introduced in 2016, Portland’s bike-share program brings 1,000 smart bicycles to the central city.
Use these Portland maps to plan and create your own city experience. This guide provides everything from Portland city and region maps to guided tours, neighborhood information and more.
Portland's efficient light rail system connects the metro area and downtown core. Learn how to ride and where to go on MAX.
The City of Roses built the nation’s first modern-day streetcar in 2001: the sleek and modern Portland Streetcar.
From city-run parking garages to private lots to an app for on-street parking, Portland offers reliable options for parking during your visit.
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