Milton E-Scooter Petition Hits 1,000 Signatures — Council Moves to Address Safety Concerns
- Umair Shirazi
- Jun 15
- 1 min read
A growing number of Milton residents have signed a petition calling for stronger rules around electric scooter use in the town, with signatures now topping 1,000. The campaign reflects concerns many locals have raised about sidewalk riding, near-misses with pedestrians, and a perceived lack of consistent enforcement.
Council Response
Milton Town Council has responded by passing a motion directing staff to engage Halton Region on the matter. The motion calls for a coordinated approach to bylaw harmonization so that rules around e-scooters are consistent across Halton communities rather than varying town by town.
Bigger Picture
The discussion reflects a broader debate playing out in municipalities across Ontario, as electric scooters become increasingly popular and existing traffic and sidewalk bylaws were not always written with e-scooters in mind.
Residents interested in following the progress of this initiative can monitor Town of Milton council meeting updates through the Town's official website.
Source: MiltonToday.ca / VillageReport | https://www.villagereport.ca/village-picks/you-dont-feel-safe-calls-grow-for-action-on-e-scooters-in-milton-12418594
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