sidewalks
Coverage of sidewalks in the Nexus archive.
- Berkley passes e-bike and scooter sidewalk ordinance
The Berkley City Council voted to restrict the use of e-bikes, ensuring they remain off sidewalks and in parks. This action was described as a proactive approach after concerns were raised about incidents involving kids driving fast-moving vehicles.
- Nashville's Choose How You Moove advances $100 million in transportation projects
Nashville's Choose How You Moove is advancing $100 million in transportation projects. These investments are planned across Nashville for improvements to sidewalks and traffic signals.
- Berkley weighs electric bike ban for sidewalks, parks
Berkley is considering banning electric bikes from sidewalks and parks. It is noted as the latest Metro Detroit community addressing the growing popularity of e-bikes.
- From sidewalk riding to 'scooter litter,' community members voice their opinions over Veo in the Mile High
Denver approved a three-year contract with Veo for e-bikes and scooters. Despite new legislation banning sidewalk riding, community members are expressing frustration over issues such as scooter littering and machines blocking private property entrances. Denver City Councilman Chris Hinds notes that while more complaints have been received due to the new ordinances, he is exploring if the vendor is complying with the law and contract.
- Giannoulias says e-scooters, e-bikes on sidewalks a statewide issue as new law on Pritzker's desk
Illinois Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias states that electric scooters and bikes on sidewalks are a statewide issue. A new law addressing this matter is currently on the governor's desk.
- How to keep your pets safe amid dangerous heat across the Carolinas
Temperatures in the Carolinas exceeded 95 degrees on the Fourth of July, with burn doctors warning that surfaces like sidewalks are even hotter, posing risks to pets. The article focuses on keeping pets safe amid dangerous heat.
- Lopez: From the scene of South L.A.'s erupting sidewalks, 5 questions for Bass and Raman
Local activist Earl Ofari Hutchinson calls for emergency response to busted South L.A. sidewalks. Lopez raises 5 questions for Bass and Raman regarding the issue.
- Lopez: From the scene of South L.A.'s erupting sidewalks, 5 questions for Bass and Raman
Local activist Earl Ofari Hutchinson is calling for an emergency response to damaged sidewalks in South L.A. Lopez highlights the issue of erupting sidewalks in the area and poses questions to Bass and Raman.