Cambridge council approves electric scooters on city streets
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The City of Cambridge is allowing electric scooters to be used on more city streets, starting in July.
Cambridge city council approved a change to the Traffic and Parking By-law to allow e-scooters on roads with speed limits of 50km or less, roads with reserved cycling lanes and multi-use trails.
According to the updated bylaw, helmets must be worn by e-scooter riders in the city.
The change to the bylaw takes effect on July 1, 2022.
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