ACP (Automóvel Club de Portugal) is currently collecting signatures with the aim of promoting a referendum on the possibility of ending shared e-scooter systems in the city of Lisbon. The automobile association justifies this initiative with the need to hear Lisboetas about the future of these vehicles in the capital.
ACP claims that the current situation of shared e-scooter systems in Lisbon is in a chaotic scenario. The association points to the main problems as the lack of clear rules and the absence of adequate enforcement regarding the use of these vehicles in the city.
The title of the initiative states that "we've all seen dangerous situations with these vehicles," reflecting ACP's concern about the safety of pedestrians and other users of public roads. This position arises in the context of a growing debate about the regulation of personal mobility vehicles in Portuguese cities.
