Yet another shared mobility pilot program appears to be gaining traction in D.C.

An electric scooter-sharing operation has been in contact with the D.C. Department of Transportation, WTOP reports.

DDOT is extending a pilot program that allows companies to have 400 dockless bikes or scooters through the end of the year, but bikes now must be chained to something.

Support for e-scooters is higher among people with lower income, a survey from Populus finds.

The company is running a promotion that lets riders pedal through the city for up to two hours free from October 9-22.

San-Francisco based Spin is rolling out 100 bikes this week, and 400 during its pilot period in the city.