Proposed rollback of San Diego's scooter rules is sent back to the drawing board
The city's controversial plan to soften scooter rules in an effort to persuade companies to return is met with criticism at the Jan. 22 City Council meeting.
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The city's controversial plan to soften scooter rules in an effort to persuade companies to return is met with criticism at the Jan. 22 City Council meeting.
Critics say the city's plan will compromise safety and essentially subsidize scooters with taxpayer money
Among proposed changes, the city would retreat from a rule that forces companies to install speed-throttling technology that slows scooters to 3 mph on sidewalks.
Among proposed changes, the city would retreat from a rule that forces companies to install speed-throttling technology that slows scooters to 3 mph on sidewalks.
Under the proposal, the city would retreat from a rule that forces companies to install speed-throttling technology that slows them on sidewalks