San Francisco supervisors press SFMTA for stronger scooter sidewalk enforcement and anti‑sidewalk technology
The Board of Supervisors Land Use & Transportation Committee on Oct. 3 advanced a Peskin resolution urging SFMTA to require city‑approved anti‑sidewalk‑riding technology, empower parking control officers to issue administrative citations, and consider higher fines and device caps in hotspot areas; the committee endorsed Peskin’s amendments and sent the measure to the full Board.
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Supervisors on the San Francisco Board of Supervisors’ Land Use & Transportation Committee on Oct. 3 signaled urgency in tightening rules for shared electric scooters, unanimously forwarding an amended resolution that asks the SFMTA to accelerate technology rollouts and enforcement to keep devices off sidewalks.
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