Politics & Government
Miami City Commission Repeals Its Pilot Program For Motorized Scooters
"We're extremely disappointed in the Commission's hasty and short-sighted action to end the scooter program."
November 19, 2021
The Miami City Commission has voted to repeal its pilot program for motorized scooters.
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The move didn’t sit well with Caroline Samponaro, the vice president of transit, bike and scooter policy at Lyft.
“We’re extremely disappointed in the Commission’s hasty and short-sighted action to end the scooter program, taking away a safe and popular transportation option used by thousands of Miami residents daily and putting dozens of workers out of a job the week before Thanksgiving. We were comforted to hear remarks from Mayor Suarez earlier today in which he referred to scooters as a valuable asset to cities. We are hopeful he will stand up to the Commission on behalf of Miami residents and visitors to stop this action,” Samponaro said.
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