Ban Canberra Ride Share EScooters

More Neurons left in driveways and footpaths presenting a hazard. Time for them to go like they did in Melbourne.

Now that the Beam eScooters have left Canberra there is a different positive vibe around. The Neurons should be next. The city would then be returned to the pedestrians and the private eScooter riders - the good people.

Yesterday Beam scooters left the city. There was less drunk eScooter riding in Civic.

The Sunshine Coast concluded after cancelling the contracts for ride share eScooters that

It's more cost-effective for [people] to own their own private scooter."

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-08-29/neuron-e-scooter-trial-ended-by-sunshine-coast-council/104270702?utm_campaign=abc_news_web&utm_content=link&utm_medium=content_shared&utm_source=abc_news_web

Sunshine Coast joins Melbourne in scrapping e-scooter share scheme About 400 e-scooters will be removed after the local council voted to ends its trial, citing "limited uptake" and community concerns around safety and amenity.

Another interview on ABC on eScooters. Auckland has now banned the rideshare scooters. Interviews begins at 1:55:00

Canberra Drive - ABC listen The lively debate and stories that have shaped Canberra today.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-08-25/act-policing-e-scooters-in-canberra/104265506

'You’re not invulnerable': Canberra police warn e-scooter riders against taking risks, as Melbourne imposes ban ACT Policing says the majority of e-scooter riders are doing the right thing but they do have concerns about some behaviour, particularly given how vulnerable they are compared with other road users.