After its self-service bikes in Paris, Lime is now firmly establishing itself in the western suburbs of Île-de-France. Croissy-sur-Seine, Houilles, Le Pecq, Le Port-Marly, Le Vésinet, Marly-le-Roi, Montesson, and Sartrouville now welcome about a thousand scooters for self-service.
Rethinking mobility for daily commutes
Residents seem to be on board already: 57% of users are using them to get to work, with peaks of activity during rush hours, between 7 AM and 9 AM in the morning, and then from 5 PM to 8 PM in the evening. The scooter is gradually establishing itself as a real mode of transport, far beyond just a weekend leisure activity.
Another interesting piece of data: while 42% of trips remain within a single municipality, the majority (58%) connects...
the two neighboring cities. This proves that the Lime scooter meets a real need for intercommunal mobility, whether it's for work, school, shopping, or hanging out with friends.See this post on Instagram
A feel-good campaign to rediscover the West of Île-de-France in a new way
To celebrate this big comeback, Lime has created a campaign called « The comeback we’ve all been waiting for ». The idea? Eight thematic strolls through the towns of the Seine Loop, presented in the form of
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By scanning the QR code, residents can explore 30 to 60 minute routes that combine banks, parks, historic centers, and iconic spots.
From Croissy to Sartrouville, the idea is simple : Rediscover your territory in a whole new way, by moving more freely and more cleanly. It’s a fun and responsible way to get excited about trotting around, without the hassle of traffic jams or parking struggles.
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