New Orleans Mobility Guide

What to expect on the ground, neighborhood by neighborhood.

Seventeen years of deliveries taught us where the sidewalks actually cooperate — and where they don't.

French Quarter

Most sidewalks are passable, but the Quarter is old — expect cracks, uneven brick, and tree-root buckling on the side streets off Bourbon and Royal. Main thoroughfares are the smoothest route.

Standard or HD recommended

Garden District & Magazine Street

Home turf. Wide, well-maintained sidewalks along Magazine St. itself, with easy curb cuts near where our flagship location will be — this is the easiest neighborhood in the city to navigate on a scooter.

Any model — easiest terrain

Warehouse District & Ernest N. Morial Convention Center

Flat, modern, and built for foot traffic — the easiest zone in the city for events and conventions. We regularly deploy fleets here for major convention-center events.

Convention & event-ready

Cruise Terminal & Riverfront  Including Hotel Delivery

Paved, flat, and delivery-friendly. If you're arriving by ship, our Premium Cruise scooters are sized to clear standard cabin doorways — no need to gate-check anything.

Premium Cruise recommended