Veo’s 2025 Rider Report — based on feedback from more than 15,000 riders across 60+ U.S. cities and universities — shows how shared scooters and bikes are becoming a dependable part of everyday transportation.
Highlights
33% of riders have decided they do not need a car or have postponed buying a car because they have access to Veo
45% of riders have used Veo to connect to transit in the past week
45% of riders say they visit local businesses more often because of Veo
59% of riders say that Veo makes it easier to live in their city
Together, these findings point to a broader shift: micromobility is becoming integrated into everyday transportation in cities across the country.
The Accessible City
This year’s report focuses on a central question: what does it take to build cities where living without a car is not only possible, but easy?
No single solution can achieve that vision. Building truly accessible cities requires thoughtful street design, reliable transit, and a range of transportation options working together. Micromobility is an important piece of that puzzle.
To build more accessible cities, three priorities stand out:
Increase access with diverse vehicle options: Offering a range of vehicle types — including seated scooters, cargo bikes, and two-seated options — will serve more riders and support a wider variety of trips.
Design streets that work for everyone: Safe, connected bike lanes and well-planned parking corrals create reliable space for riders while keeping sidewalks clear and accessible.
Ensure affordable access: Fair pricing and income-qualified programs are essential to making clean transportation available to people of all incomes.
Read the full report to explore the findings and what they mean for the future of transportation.