Revel scooters are shutting down service in NYC after 2 people died in scooter crashes in one month
E-scooter startup Revel will cease operations in New York City until further notice, the company announced Tuesday.
Revel scooters were involved in two fatal crashes in the city in the past month alone, leading to increased scrutiny of the company. A 32-year-old man died after crashing a Revel into a light pole in Queens this week. Days earlier, a 26-year-old woman riding a Revel was killed in a crash in Brooklyn. Two other men were hospitalized after a crash this month.Scooter-sharing startup Revel will cease operations in New York City "until further notice," the company announced in aThe announcement comes after two fatal collisions involving Revel scooters in the past month, which have drawn increased scrutiny of the startup.
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