Share the Path | City of Boulder

Moving around Boulder, together

Bikes, scooters, skateboards and other micromobility devices are an important part of Boulder’s transportation network, helping connect people to places and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

A graphic of people riding different devices that says, "Share the path! However you roll, please consider your neighbors."

Quick links

Report a Lime e-scooter

Rules

VEHICLE TYPE/CLASS	SIDEWALKS (EXCEPT DISMOUNT ZONES)	MULTI-USE PATHS	STREETS & BIKE LANES
Class 1 and 2 E-bike (max speed of 20 mph)	✔️	✔️	✔️
Class 3 E-bike (max speed of 28 mph)	❌	❌	✔️
Low-Power Scooter	❌	❌	Streets ✔️ Bike Lanes ❌
Lightweight Electric Vehicle (E-Scooter/ E-Skateboard)	* ❌	✔️	✔️
Toy Vehicle	❌	❌	❌

*You may ride e-scooters, e-skateboards and other lightweight electric vehicles on sidewalks adjacent to non-residential streets only if no bike lanes are present. You can not ride on the sidewalk adjacent to streets with a speed limit of 20 mph or less.

Parking

Park on the side of the road, a parkway or a Lime Grove.

A graphic showing parkways as a place to park e-scooters

Report an issue

Report an issue with a Lime e-scooter

Report issues like broken e-scooters, misparked e-scooters and safety/access issues directly to Lime. Contact info is posted on all Lime e-scooters.

Phone: 1-888-LIME-345
Email: support@li.me
Text: 1-888-LIME-345
Lime app: Rapid Reporting Feature (for riders and non-riders)
Twitter: Tag @_LimeAid

Report a close call

Use the Close Call form to report a close call with a bicycle, pedestrian or motorist.

Involved in a crash?

For emergencies, dial 911. For non-emergencies, call 303-441-3333.

Get the details

The City of Boulder's Transportation Master Plan sets out a roadmap for a future that is shared and electric to meet our transportation and climate goals. Micromobility can help us get there. These smaller-scale travel — like scooters, skateboards and bikes — provide more travel choices to more people.