إمكانية الوصول في Bolt

To demonstrate how shared mobility can improve accessibility beyond transportation, we helped develop the Wheels for Wheels pilot project with accessibility, technology, and mapping experts from around the world.

Using sensors already built into Bolt scooters, the project identifies ramps, curb drops, pavement quality, and other conditions that affect people using wheelchairs and mobility aids.

During the Tallinn pilot, Bolt scooters collected 40.5 million accelerometer readings and generated 66,088 surface ratings, mapping thousands of street segments and uncovering accessibility barriers that traditional maps can often miss.

The resulting data is published to OpenStreetMap, making it freely available to cities, developers, and navigation services to support more inclusive city environments.