Spin Deploys New Electric Bike Fleet in Baltimore, Expanding Access to Smart, Sustainable Urban Mobility BALTIMORE, MD — April 3, 2026 — Spin, a leader in shared micromobility and a part of Third Lane Mobility, today announced the launch of its new electric bike fleet in Baltimore. This next-generation deployment introduces a more accessible, comfortable, and technology-enabled riding experience designed to support Baltimore residents and visitors with reliable, sustainable transportation options. The new fleet marks a significant expansion of Spin’s commitment to Baltimore, enhancing first- and last-mile connectivity while supporting the city’s broader goals around sustainability, equity, and multimodal transportation. A Smarter, Rider-First Design Spin’s new electric bikes are built with rider comfort, safety, and durability at the forefront. Key features include: - Adjustable seat for a more inclusive and comfortable ride - Cargo basket with up to 25 lbs. capacity for everyday trips - Dual hand braking system and enhanced lighting for improved safety - Puncture-resistant tires designed for urban conditions - LCD display and QR code integration for seamless ride start and real-time information These upgrades reflect Spin’s continued investment in high-quality vehicles that meet the needs of diverse riders, from daily commuters to occasional users. Expanding Access Across Baltimore The new e-bike fleet is now available across key neighborhoods throughout Baltimore, with a focus on improving transportation access in historically underserved communities. Spin will continue to offer its discounted Spin Access program, providing reduced-cost rides for eligible low-income residents. “Baltimore is one of Spin’s most important and longest standing partnerships now in its 7th year. This new fleet investment reflects our continued commitment to serving residents with safe, reliable, and accessible transportation options,” said Lindsay Gutierrez, Government Partnerships Manager at Spin. “We’re proud to build on the strong foundation we’ve established in the city and to continue