PCP: Moedas was "complacent" with scooters

The PCP in Lisbon criticized the city council for being lenient towards shared scooter operators' non-compliance and for failing to present the promised Soft Mobility Regulation. They highlighted that collaboration agreements established in 2018 and confirmed in 2022 did not significantly change the situation, as private operators repeatedly failed to comply. The council plans to suspend the shared scooter system due to issues like improper parking and riding against traffic. The PCP argues that a proper regulation could address operational conditions and safety for users. They propose a study to integrate shared scooters with the municipal bike system and finalize the Soft Mobility Regulation, covering various operational aspects.