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this seems like an honest mistake and a group conscience just dictating where to park for an event. these are usually zoned and placed in an area that is marked.. but it is not uncommon to aee them out and about..

it would make more sense to have to park these in the zone when done and just not nickel and dime people per mile but a flat fee would be nice, considering the City has a VERY specific contract and law about how where what can be done with these. 😒

i had one just stop in Tampa because i zoned it, and it was pretty awkward. they are great utility, but offer no ADA sort of adaptation and for the city to endorse it as a travel method and write law to regulate it’s existence in city limits is.. questionable.

i like them, but this post is the vibe for the scoot scoots.

Pinellas County Parks Department u xilsaaray arrinkan City of St. Pete

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