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Bird can now tell when you skid its scooters, and you may get banned

Bird can now tell when you skid its scooters, and you may get banned

Posted on January 17, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Scooter rental company Bird has announced a new update to its platform called Skid Detection, and it is designed to help keep you safe — and catch you when you operate the electric scooters recklessly, assuming that’s the case. The company says that it uses its sensor processing and vehicle diagnostics tech to determine when one of its e-scooters has skid across the pavement and whether one particular rider has performed ‘an uncharacteristic amount’ of them.
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