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Your Riding Experience Can Help Improve Safety

The Mantis Motion Labs Rider Safety Survey is designed to collect real-world feedback from people who use e-bikes, e-scooters, bicycles, and other micro-mobility devices.

Every rider has a different experience. Some ride for transportation. Some ride for delivery work. Some ride for recreation. Some ride only occasionally. But each rider sees something valuable from the road — the hazards, the blind spots, the close calls, the equipment problems, and the moments where better safety tools could make a difference.

Why We Ask

Mantis Motion Labs uses rider feedback to better understand the safety challenges that affect micro-mobility users. We want to learn where riders feel most exposed, what conditions create the most risk, and what kinds of solutions riders believe would help.

Your responses can help guide future research, safety content, product concepts, and awareness tools focused on rider protection.

What the Survey Covers

The survey may ask about your riding habits, road conditions, visibility concerns, near misses, crashes, helmet use, delivery pressure, rear awareness, rider confidence, and the safety features you would like to see in future products.

The goal is not to judge how people ride. The goal is to understand what riders actually experience.

Who Should Take the Survey

This survey is for anyone who rides or has ridden an e-bike, e-scooter, bicycle, moped-style electric device, or similar form of micro-mobility.

You do not need to be an expert rider. Occasional riders, daily commuters, students, recreational riders, delivery workers, and safety advocates are all encouraged to participate.

Take 7 Minutes to Help Write a Safer Story

Data tells a story. That story drives innovation, solutions, and safety.

Your feedback can help Mantis Motion Labs better understand rider risk and build smarter safety ideas for the future.

Take the Rider Safety Survey and help shape safer micro-mobility.


Delivery Rider Survey

Delivery Riders Face a Different Level of Risk

Delivery riders have become part of the daily rhythm of modern cities. They move food, groceries, medicine, and essential items through busy streets, often during peak traffic, bad weather, low-light conditions, and tight delivery windows.

But behind that convenience is a serious safety concern. Delivery riders using e-bikes, scooters, bicycles, and other micro-mobility devices often face higher exposure to road hazards, vehicle traffic, time pressure, and unpredictable riding conditions.

The Mantis Motion Labs Delivery Rider Survey is designed to better understand those risks.

Why Delivery Rider Feedback Matters

Delivery riders often spend more time on the road than casual riders. They may ride longer distances, make frequent stops, navigate unfamiliar streets, ride at night, and make safety decisions under pressure.

That experience is valuable.

By sharing what delivery work is actually like from the rider’s perspective, you can help identify common hazards, equipment needs, visibility challenges, and safety gaps that deserve more attention.

What We Want to Learn

Mantis Motion Labs wants to better understand the conditions delivery riders face, including traffic interaction, route pressure, road quality, vehicle blind spots, parking and pickup/drop-off issues, night visibility, weather exposure, app pressure, safety equipment, and near-miss or crash experiences.

This information can help support future safety research, product development, and rider-focused awareness efforts.

Built Around the Rider’s Reality

Delivery riders are not just moving through traffic. They are working in it.

Mantis Motion Labs believes that safety solutions should be designed around the real conditions riders face, not assumptions made from a distance.

Help Improve Delivery Rider Safety

Your experience can help tell a more accurate story about delivery rider safety.

Take the Delivery Rider Survey and help Mantis Motion Labs build smarter, safer solutions for the riders who keep cities moving.