closed #166806
Scooters, Bike-share and Related Issues
501 N Morton ST
- Case Date:
- 12/11/2018
scooters are blocking streets and sidewalks all over town
scooters are blocking streets and sidewalks all over town
there is a scooter lying in the road on 2nd street just west of High
Stop Sign laying on the ground, 13th and Woodlawn
Scooters misplaced behind the library across the street from 308 E. 6th St.
Waterspurting up beside the sidewalk on the east side of the Downtown Fire Station at 4th St ad Lincoln.
I am interested in a property located on 212 S Roosevelt St. Is the land survey that is on record public knowledge? If so, how would I go about getting access to the land survey for this property? Thanks in advance.
Scooters fully blocking sidewalk crossing at 2nd and Dunn as of 12:30 this afternoon.
Subsiding utility cut on the 100 block of E First, between Washington and Walnut.
I think the scooters, as currently used, are a bad idea. They are dangerous to riders and pedestrians and pose a hazard to motorists, besides clutter our sidewalks. Environmentally, I think of them as a large-scale manifestation of the American disposable razor mentally. At the very least, they need to be thoughtfully regulated. If not banned entirely, then, as motorized vehicles, they should be confined to streets or bike lanes and obey traffic laws, with fines resulting for violations. While we are at it, bicycles should not be allowed on sidewalks either. I am all for low carbon emissions, but I am not convinced the scooters are a safe and green alternative to walking or biking or taking a bus.
701 S Highland--there are 8 scooters here today; none have been taken. They are taking up parking spaces in the street and are an eyesore. If I cannot park my car in front of my own house without buying a permit, are these really allowed to do so? I would like them taken out of the neighborhood--they've been festering for the last week or so, and we are not a scooter-riding neighborhood.