What is a micromobility device?

A micromobility device refers to small, lightweight means of transportation that are typically designed for short-distance travel within urban areas. These devices are often powered by electric motors, making them environmentally-friendly and efficient modes of transportation. Some common examples of micromobility devices include electric scooters, electric skateboards, and electric bicycles (ebikes). They are particularly popular among city commuters for their ability to navigate through congested traffic and provide a convenient alternative to cars and public transportation.