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January 29, 2019

Some scooters might be hibernating — but for how long? The next month will be key for the future of shareable rides.

By Bridget Manley, Publisher

The scooters showed up suddenly last fall, sparked intense debate and then many of them disappeared when college students left for winter break. Did the “Birds” just migrate? Did city council’s decision to regulate the scooters cause them to fly the coop?

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December 12, 2018

Scooter crackdown gets thumbs up from council

By Randi B. Hagi, Assistant Editor

Harrisonburg is a little closer to allowing police and city staff to impound scooters abandoned in a right-of-way, blocking entryways or pedestrian traffic, or being ridden on sidewalks downtown.

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