Lisbon mayor suspends shared e-scooter scheme over safety concerns
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The mayor of center-right Carlos Moedas announced it
"This is a shame and it's going to end. The system as it is is not working. It's counter-trots, dangerous behaviors, more accidents and abandoned trots in public space," he says.
After Braga, it will now be the turn of the Portuguese capital to confirm the end of this system used for transport.
The temporary suspension of the shared electric scooter system in Lisbon was decided by the mayor of the Portuguese capital, Carlos Moedas, considering that it is not operating effectively, despite the stricter regulations that were established… Lisbon: “Brake” on shared electric scooters - ΙΝΑΦΤΕΜΟΠΟΡΙΚΙ
"The system in its current form does not work," said the mayor of Lisbon.
Carlos Moedas pointed out problems of abusive parking, dangerous traffic and accidents. According to the mayor, more than 1,200 trotinets are collected per month on the streets of the capital.
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