Paris bans rental electric scooters in a popular referendum with more
The proliferation of electric scooters on the streets of Paris led the French capital's City Council to make a drastic decision last January : a referendum would decide whether the scooters should be expelled from the city or stay. The vote would only affect rental electric scooters and would be held on April 2. That date has arrived, the citizens have voted and the yes has won, so Paris will say goodbye to these PMVs (Personal Mobility Vehicles). Only private scooters Alex Ovs Scooter Unsplash The citizens of Paris had a date with the polls yesterday. This time it was not about electing the politician on duty, but about making a decision that affects coexistence in the streets of the city and, as on other occasions, the way to do it is through a referendum.
Seven helmets approved for electric scooters and bicycles valid for the DGT, selected by Motorpasión IN MOTORPASIÓN Seven helmets approved for electric scooters and bicycles valid for the DGT, selected by Motorpasión The objective of the last popular vote that took place in Paris was very simple: to ban rental electric scooters in the city. According to El País , only 103,000 people of the 1.3 million who should go to the polls for this consultation have voted , so abstention has been 90%, but the result is binding: Paris has said no to scooters electrical. This is what Hidalgo herself has recognized on her Twitter account after the result of the referendum Cell Phone Number List was revealed: “Thanks to the more than 100,000 Parisians who spoke, it is a great victory for local democracy. Once again, Paris has known how to innovate! “Parisians have overwhelmingly spoken out against rental scooters, we will put an end to it on September 1.” Of course, as indicated by the Paris City Council, the no to electric scooters took 89% of the votes that were registered yesterday, so the result of the popular consultation was overwhelming.
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The date established by Anne Hidalgo , Mayor of the city, to say goodbye to scooters is next September 1, so before the summer ends all scooter rental companies that operate on the streets of the capital should to disappear. This means removing from the streets the almost 15,000 rental electric scooters that currently circulate on the streets of the French city. The only electric scooters that will then be seen in Paris will be private ones. Pulled Scooters Mop 2 1 This was recognized by the Mayor when she announced the holding of this referendum last January: “there is no problem with Parisians having their own electric scooter, but there is a problem with rental scooters.” What has led the Paris City Council to hold this popular consultation is the misuse of electric scooters and the problems derived from it. In recent months it has become common to see scooters thrown on the streets and sidewalks throughout the city and to find users who circulate on the sidewalks or incorrectly on the rest of the streets.
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