We have been selected by the City of Regina to launch the first e-scooter program in the capital of  Saskatchewan. From June 28, the first of our 250 safety-first e-scooters will be gradually rolled out to cover key areas of the city.

Neuron partners with the Traffic Injury Research Foundation (TIRF) to promote e-scooter safety and research in Canada. Users can visit our online riding school, ScootSafe Academy, for their local riding rules and earn free credits for future rides. Our Safety Ambassadors will also be out in greater numbers at key areas of the city to equip new riders with the confidence to safely ride and park our vehicles.

Neuron’s selection in the city follows a strong track record of partnering with cities, and our leadership and commitment to safety and innovation. Regina is Neuron’s 16th Canadian city and second in Saskatchewan following the company’s recent launch in Saskatoon. Neuron will invest significantly into the city, creating approximately 12 permanent and temporary jobs which will be recruited locally.

Riders will also benefit from a range of cutting-edge safety features including: world’s first integrated helmets (it is legal requirement to wear a helmet); voice guidance; topple detection; a 911 emergency button which detects if a rider has had a fall and then helps them call the emergency services via their smartphone, and a ‘Follow my Ride’ function for added peace of mind. Advanced geofencing technology will also control where e-scooters are ridden and parked, and how fast they can travel in certain areas.

To ride a Neuron, simply unlock and use the e-scooters through our user-friendly app, which can be downloaded from the App Store or Google Play and set up in a matter of minutes.

To ensure safety, riders can use the expanded area along designated pathways and roadways, with a speed limit of 15 km/h in the Low Speed Zone. Neuron also introduces its new AR Parking Assistant technology, guiding riders to designated parking stations within the trail system, promoting responsible parking practices.

Since the launch of Lethbridge’s shared micromobility program, Neuron riders have traveled over 500,000 kilometers, and helped reduce an estimated 42 tonnes of CO2 emissions. Additionally, our riders actively contribute to Lethbridge’s economy, with over six in 10 e-scooter journeys resulting in purchases from local businesses, amounting to $3.2 million per year.

At Neuron, safety is at the heart of everything we do. Our e-scooters come equipped with cutting-edge features, including the world’s first app-controlled helmet lock, topple detection, a 911 emergency button, voice guidance, and a ‘Follow My Ride’ feature.

We look forward to seeing more locals and tourists hop on a Neuron e-scooter for a convenient and environmentally-friendly ride, while enjoying the great outdoors and scenery Lethbridge has to offer!