Paris to ban e-scooters from Sept 1

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The e-scooter ban won 89 per cent of the public votes, in what was billed as a rare 'public consultation' that prompted long queues at ballot boxes around the city.

Paris will ban electric scooters from Sept 1, the French capital's mayor said, after the public voted to remove them from the streets, however e-scooter operators said on Monday they hoped to stop the plan.

"We remain hopeful that we can continue to work with Mayor Hidalgo to adopt sensible regulations instead of a ban on e-scooters, and avoid a step backward for Paris," a spokesperson for Lime said on Monday. Electric scooters accessed through smartphone apps have operated in Paris since 2018, but following complaints about their anarchic deployment, Paris in 2020 cut the number of operators to three.

 

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