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Flower Mound council tables proposed micro-mobility ordinance after debate on helmets, lights and enforcement
Summary
The Flower Mound Town Council debated a detailed draft micro-mobility ordinance covering e-scooters, bicycles and other small motor-assisted devices, but voted unanimously to table the item for staff to rework language after council feedback on scope and enforcement.
The Flower Mound Town Council on April 21 tabled consideration of a proposed micro-mobility ordinance after more than two hours of public discussion and council debate.
The ordinance, presented by staff member JP, would have restricted operation of motor-assisted scooters, electric skateboards and similar "micro mobility devices" on town public ways; required helmets for children under 14; limited device speeds; and imposed fines for violations. JP opened the item by telling council, "I am here tonight to, talk about potential excuse me Micro Mobility ordinance, which is before you tonight." The council ultimately voted 5-0 to table the measure and asked staff to return with a revised draft at a future meeting.
Why it matters: Councilmembers said they wanted a simpler, more enforceable ordinance that focused on helmet…
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