Denver moves toward mandatory parking zones for scooters, bikes as complaints over sidewalk riding pile up
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DENVER — A Denver City Council committee got an update Wednesday on the city's shared bike and scooter program, which set an all-time ridership record last month even as sidewalk riding and reckless parking remain the top complaints in at least one council…
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DENVER — A Denver City Council committee got an update Wednesday on the city's shared bike and scooter program, which set an all-time ridership record last month even as sidewalk riding and reckless parking remain the top complaints in at least one council…
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