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Banning Shared Micromobility in Miami-Dade County

Purpose

Approach

Changes to regulation

Type

Mode

Bicycle / e-bicycle

Motorcycle / e-motorcycle

E-scooter / scooter

About this initiative

Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos Gimenez barred citizens from operating any common-use micromobility vehicle, noting that such shared fleets "are not routinely cleaned between users and may before vectors for the spread of the COVID-19/novel COVID-19."

Lessons learned

Location:
Florida
Florida
Miami
United States
Launch date: Mar 20, 2020
Actor:
Public sector action
()
Partners involved: Miami Office of the Mayor

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