It began with some common scenes—sidewalks overwhelmed with abandoned scooters, universities and cities posting “no e-scooters allowed” signs, and rising reports of fire hazards from indoor battery explosions. What was meant to be a sustainable, efficient mode of transportation was turning into a safety concern and regulatory burden for cities and universities alike.

At ScootSpace, we asked a different question:
What if the problem wasn’t the scooters themselves—but the lack of infrastructure around them?

That insight shaped our mission, 
to build smart, scalable parking and charging solutions that enable micromobility to thrive—without compromising safety, order, or accessibility.

Led by Jacqueline Haimovici, a former JPMorgan investment banker with deep expertise in the EV and urban tech space, ScootSpace brings both strategic insight and operational rigor to a rapidly evolving industry. Jacqueline’s vision is rooted in the belief that technology, when paired with thoughtful infrastructure, can empower cities to make micromobility sustainably—not eliminate it.

Today, ScootSpace is gaining momentum across Europe and the U.S. With a confirmed pilot in partnership with Sorovia Group and discussions underway with universities like University of Miami, University of Austin, Indiana University, Purdue ; real estate leaders such as Cresa and CBRE. We are laying the foundation for a new era of organized micromobility.