Few technologies have overtaken cities as quickly as that of dockless bicycles and scooters. These devices are marketed as an inexpensive, on-demand mobility solution that complements a car-free, environmentally conscious lifestyle and allows users to "go farther, get there faster and have more fun." Public reaction, however, is mixed. Some members of the public see dockless bicycles and scooters as a novel, fun and environmentally sensitive transportation alternative - but others see them as a public safety hazard. And for cities, these devices have proved difficult to regulate.
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