San Jose is making significant changes to its micromobility landscape by replacing Lime and Bird electric scooters with Spin scooters, launching an initiative that could see up to 1,000 new e-scooters introduced. The transition, which began on September 1, 2024, is part of the city's strategy to enhance transportation options and promote sustainable practices. City transportation officials are actively phasing out Bird's remaining fleet of about 200 scooters, signaling a shift towards a more streamlined and efficient micromobility service. This decision reflects a growing trend in urban areas to prioritize accessible and eco-friendly transportation solutions. As part of this initiative, local officials are committed to ensuring that the transition is smooth for current users of e-scooter services.

The introduction of Spin scooters also represents a larger movement towards modernizing San Jose’s transportation infrastructure. With these developments, San Jose aims to improve the overall mobility experience for residents and visitors alike. The city’s proactive approach highlights its dedication to adapting to the evolving needs of urban transportation.