Low caps on e-scooter speeds encourage sidewalk riding

Restricting electric scooters to a top speed of 10 mph encourages riders to use the sidewalk, a decision with both pros and cons for riders and pedestrians.

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Low caps on e-scooter speeds encourage sidewalk riding