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Scooter operators in San Diego complaining about strict city rules, sharp increase in bi-national theft. Thieves target most advanced scooters -- the only models that don't struggle with city's unusual sidewalk slowdown rule

Scooter operators in San Diego complaining about strict city rules, sharp increase in bi-national theft. Thieves target most advanced scooters -- the only models that don't struggle with city's unusual sidewalk slowdown rule

Scooter companies are having a hard time operating in San Diego with the new stricter rules in place that went into effect at the beginning of August.

Scooter companies struggling to comply with San Diego's strict new rules. Sidewalks are safer, but only one company remains and less than a quarter of scooters are deployed

San Diego police say they are taking a wait-and-see approach; pedestrian advocates want more regulation of motorized pedicabs.

San Diego City Council unanimously approves rules to make sidewalks safer

City will also shrink number of operators to four and require more accountability, transparency.

The San Diego City Council is poised to vote on new regulations that will have a major impact on motorized scooters and shared mobility devices.

A new set of rules for scooters and other ride share devices is being considered by the San Diego City Council.

Community leaders hail change as revival of robust democracy, but say committee meetings must be next.