SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- Skip has pulled its electric scooters off San Francisco streets after a battery fire in Washington D.C.
The company wants to find out why the D.C. scooter caught fire and if it poses a risk to other Skip scooters elsewhere.
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Skip operates a fleet of 625 e-scooters in San Francisco.
The D.C. scooters have also been pulled.
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According to the Examiner, they're expected to return sometime this week, after inspections are done.
SFMTA regulates Skip.
Officials said in a statement:
"We are going to closely monitor their investigation as they determine whether or not this was an isolated incident, before we comment on any possible next steps."