City recommends lower speeds and parking spots for e-scooters, but some say changes aren't enough

A Calgary committee says electronic scooters should be reintroduced to city sidewalks and pathways with reduced speeds and recommended parking spots, but some still have concerns about the pilot program. If council approves changes to the pilot program and its bylaws, there will also be new fines to punish people who double up on the scooters, collide with another user or ride in a reckless manner. The maximum fine would be $400. The shared e-scooters will have their top speed capped at 15 km/h