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Veo reports 62% ridership surge, reintroduces forced parking after spike in improper parking
Summary
Veo told the council ridership in College Park rose 62% year over year; the company reintroduced geofenced "forced parking" on Oct. 24, tightened enforcement and rolled out incentives and helmet programs while councilmembers pressed for more hubs, faster pickups and data on suspensions.
Veo representatives briefed the City of College Park on the status of the city’s micromobility pilot, reporting a 62% year‑over‑year ridership increase and outlining steps to reduce improper parking and safety risks.
Alex Bozorgsky (policy & partnerships) and Jeff Hoover (head of government partnerships) said the company operates both stand‑up scooters and e‑bikes and emphasized access programs for low‑income riders, AARP members and active‑duty military. Veo said a market survey included more than 600 College Park responses and that roughly 50% of local riders report household incomes under $50,000 and nearly one‑third rely on transit.
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