Denver says it will soon penalize scooter provider Veo if it doesn’t enforce sidewalk-riding ban
The city’s new enforcement measures will begin Nov. 1. A spokeswoman for the mayor’s office said there weren’t details available yet on how the city planned to enforce the sidewalk-riding ban. Denver city officials are planning to begin penalizing scooter provider Veo if it does not enforce a sidewalk-riding ban. The move comes after the city attorney found Veo in non-compliance with certain parts of its contract. The new measures will begin on Nov. 1. The mayor's office and City Councilman Chris Hinds have stated that the city has a responsibility to keep sidewalks safe and accessible. An ordinance has been in place since July 1 that requires scooter providers to use technology that prevents sidewalk riding. The only time riders are allowed to use sidewalks is if they are on the block where they plan to park the device, and they must ride at a maximum of 6 mph.
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Denver city officials said Thursday that they will soon begin penalizing Veo, which provides shared scooters and other micromobility devices, if the company doesn’t find a way to curb illegal sidewalk... [2441 symbols]
