NYC's law legalizing e-scooters officially goes into effect today https://t.co/Ae7yVJcZQW pic.twitter.com/oFmp9PXEft

— New York Post (@nypost) November 23, 2020

(1/2) Electric scooters become legal also in New York City, thanks to a law passed by @NYCCouncil. We're very excited NYC - the city we chose for @helbizofficial HQ - has reached this turning point for #escooters and #micromobility in general. https://t.co/HMITtrmpFr

— Salvatore Palella (@palella) November 23, 2020

NYC's law legalizing e-scooters officially goes into effect on Monday https://t.co/0RNlqJepS8 pic.twitter.com/W1MATnFon0

— New York Post (@nypost) November 23, 2020

えっ？今更なんだけど、#ニューヨーク でEスクーター?と電気自転車が正式に合法化された。
もう2年も乗ってた！?https://t.co/lZA3roYoVm via @nypmetro

— Yurietta ? (@YurieYoshida3) November 23, 2020

This is a disaster. Mark my words.

NYC’s law legalizing e-scooters officially goes into effect on Monday
https://t.co/ko0iHX9n9B

— OverLord Elect - American Pitbull ?? (@MelissaRNMBA) November 23, 2020

AA to provide online road #safety lessons for #escooter riders didn’t they partner with #Uber what could possibly go wrong ? https://t.co/LXi4FOjDMW

— Paul (@PaulDDDaughters) November 22, 2020

Credit to our transportation team for their hard work and thoughtful approach. https://t.co/hAyr1DrcMf

— Rick Kriseman (@Kriseman) November 23, 2020

Farcical. 800 words about how scooters might be dangerous, then just this with nothing else: "A man was under the influence of alcohol and driving over 95 m.p.h when he crashed into the car of a hospital worker and killed him" https://t.co/cHfwVnpsTb

— brianvan, on good behavior (@brianvan) November 24, 2020

ニューヨーク市で、電動スクーターが合法に。新型コロナによる多様な通勤手段への需要増が背景。https://t.co/coac5KetYZ

— Kohey / Rakuten USA (@Koheiya) November 23, 2020

やっとEスクーターがニューヨークで合法になったらしい。
これもパンデミックの影響だろうな。 https://t.co/sV3TZwkezk

— Rie Ehara ? (@rie_rev) November 23, 2020

They are absolutely NOT safe. However, they are good for business.... #orthotrauma #orthotwitter

Electric Scooters Are Now Legal in New York. But Are They Safe? - The New York Times https://t.co/Ocgw6ilwnt

— Milan Sen, MD, FRCSC (@MilanSenMD) November 23, 2020