ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 4月22日 01時03分

Electric scooters have arrived en masse in cities like Los Angeles, San Francisco and Washington. Companies are competing to offer the dockless and rechargeable vehicles. The premise is simple: People can rent the electric scooters for about $1, plus 10 to 15 cents a minute to use, for “last-mile transportation.” The problem is that thousands of electric scooters were dropped onto cities’ sidewalks seemingly overnight. Often, the companies ignored all the usual avenues of getting city approval to set up shop. And since the scooters are dockless, riders can just grab one, go a few blocks and leave it wherever they want, causing a commotion on sidewalks and scenes of scooters strewn across wheelchair ramps and in doorways. So officials in cities including San Francisco and Santa Monica have been sending cease-and-desist notices, holding emergency meetings, and filing criminal charges against the scooter companies. @coleybrown123 photographed scooter riders in Venice, California. Visit the link in our profile to read the full story.

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