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Scooter safety concerns arise at Texas State
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Scooter safety concerns arise at Texas State
Electric scooters returned to Texas State and San Marcos, renewing concerns about scooter traffic and accessibility on campus. Lime scooters began operating on Sept. 1 after Texas State and the San Marcos City Council approved a partnership with Lime on Aug. 18. The partnership includes 150 scooters operating on Texas State’s campus, downtown San Marcos and other areas of the city. The scooters can travel up to 15 mph and are available 24 hours …
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