Municipal Regulation of App-Based Dockless Scooters and Bicycles: Navigating Emerging Legal Issues
Recording of a 90-minute CLE webinar with Q&A
This CLE course will guide counsel for local governments in facing the legal challenges of dockless scooters and bicycles. The panel will address the legal and regulatory issues raised by app-based scooter and bicycle rental businesses, such as Bird, Lime and Spin, and provide perspectives on leveraging municipal revenue-generating opportunities through licensing, taxation and regulatory fees.
Outline
- Overview of dockless scooter and bicycle rental models
- Discussion of legal issues caused by app-based scooter and bicycle rental companies
- Analysis of regulatory schemes employed by cities around the country
- Best practices for navigating legal issues caused by these companies
Benefits
The panel will review these and other relevant topics:
- How do app-based dockless scooter and bicycle rentals work?
- What are the legal issues arising from scooter and bicycle rentals?
- How are cities and local governments around the country handling this issue?
Faculty
Gregory Rodriguez
Of Counsel
Best Best & Krieger
Mr. Rodriguez uses his unique experience working on Capitol Hill and as in-house counsel for a transportation planning... | Read More
Mr. Rodriguez uses his unique experience working on Capitol Hill and as in-house counsel for a transportation planning agency to provide legal and regulatory guidance concerning federal grant and contracting requirements, and monitors, counsels and advocates for clients on federal legislation, rulemakings and funding opportunities related to transportation infrastructure. He has in-depth knowledge and understanding of the Fixing America’s Surface Transportation Act of 2015 and presents nationally on the policy and legal implications of the FAST Act.
CloseJessica Sangsvang
Senior Assistant City Attorney
Fort Worth City Attorney's Office
Ms. Sangsvang is a Senior Assistant City Attorney practicing in the Transactional Division. She handles real property... | Read More
Ms. Sangsvang is a Senior Assistant City Attorney practicing in the Transactional Division. She handles real property matters related to the acquisition of easements or fee property for City facility projects, developer dedicated easements via separate instrument, encroachments onto City property, entering into leases and license agreements, entering into railroad crossing agreements, selling property and tax foreclosed properties, and vacating property interests as needed.
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Director of Legal Research
International Municipal Lawyers Association
Ms. Sanjar is Director of Legal Research at IMLA and serves as a member of Municipal Lawyer’s editorial staff.... | Read More
Ms. Sanjar is Director of Legal Research at IMLA and serves as a member of Municipal Lawyer’s editorial staff. She also develops programming for IMLA’s distance learning events and oversees IMLA’s annual Institute for Local Government Lawyers (ILGL), Construction Contract Drafting Initiative (CCDI), and the Disruptive Transportation Technologies and Telecom & Technology Working Groups.
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