Goodbye, Spin scooters. Hello, Veo.

A fleet of more than 1,000 new scooters — split evenly between seated and standing options — arrived in Salt Lake City on Wednesday. The city has contracted with California-based Veo to replace the fleet of orange Spin scooters that had been on local streets for years.

As part of the launch, Veo is offering 45 minutes of free ride time each day through the end of July, “while supplies last,” according to the company’s announcement.

Veo says its brand is one of the nation’s “most accessibility-focused shared scooter fleets.”

During the city’s bid process, that “commitment to creating a more inclusive and accessible shared mobility program stood out,” according to Sofia Jeremias, spokesperson for the city’s department of community and neighborhoods.

The city lists Veo and Lime as its e-scooter partners on its shared mobility website. Dockless rental scooters first launched in Salt Lake City in 2018.

Greenbike, Utah’s nonprofit bike share program, also operates in the city, and Jeremias noted it’s “one of the most affordable transportation options” at $3.50 an hour.

Veo scooters unlock for $1, and rides cost 39 cents a minute, according to the Veo app.

Those who qualify for eligible local, state, or federal financial assistance programs can apply for discounted rates through the Veo Access program.