City officials say this is all part of Mayor Justin Bibb’s master plan to make the city more walkable, ridable and accessible to everyone living there.
CLEVELAND, Ohio — Starting Friday--you'll get some extra time to cruise around Cleveland on those popular shared scooters.The curfew shifts from 9 p.m. to 11 p.m.
"We worked with the companies, the shared mobility companies that we have committed right now. They shared a lot of data that showed that people are opening their apps, trying to ride scooters between the hours of 9 and 11," said Calley Mersmann, Senior Strategist for Transit and Mobility with the City of Cleveland.
They stressed the scooters can be remotely shut off if it's raining or snowing outside to better keep riders out of harms way.
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