Denver says it will begin enforcing VEO scooter and e-bike sidewalk violations

City of Denver to start enforcement against Veo for sidewalk riders

Law requirs e-scooter vendor Veo to make sure riders do not use sidewalks, Denver City Leaders say that's not happening.

Denver says it will soon penalize scooter provider Veo if it doesn’t enforce sidewalk-riding ban

Denver will soon begin penalizing Veo, which provides scooters, e-bikes and other micromobility devices, if the company doesn't find a way to curb illegal sidewalk riding, the city said Thursday.

Denver says it will begin enforcing VEO scooter and e-bike sidewalk violations

Denver will begin enforcing sidewalk violations against Veo on Nov. 1, after a review revealed non-compliance with city regulations, according to the mayor's office.

Get off the sidewalk: Denver cracking down on Veo scooters

Mayor Mike Johnston and Councilman Chris Hinds announced Thursday that Veo will be held responsible for not complying with the city's contract, and soon residents will be able to report Veo to the city directly if they see scooters on city sidewalks.

Denver tells Veo to get off its sidewalks

The move comes three months after a city councilman called for a crackdown. Electric bike and scooter operator Veo is rolling into a conflict with Denver.