Regional
Micromobility Coordination

SANDAG launched a Regional Micromobility Coordination effort among municipalities, transit agencies, universities, and military to establish best practices for effective micromobility operations.

Micromobility services like dockless bikeshare, e-scooters, and neighborhood electric vehicles (NEVs) have quickly become popular mobility choices in the San Diego region. While these low speed travel modes offer convenient travel options, the operation of successful micromobility programs can be challenging for local agencies. SANDAG has established a Regional Micromobility Coordination effort to support local jurisdictions as they deploy micromobility programs while building consensus among cities and other stakeholders in the areas of data sharing, micromobility parking and passenger loading, education/outreach, and equity.

Regional Micromobility Data Sharing Requirements

SANDAG collaborated with local cities to develop a set of Regional Micromobility Data Sharing Requirements. Micromobility operator compliance with these requirements will help ensure local cities, transit agencies, universities, and military bases receive the raw data and corresponding analyses needed to inform both capital improvements and micromobility policy decisions

Draft Regional Micromobility Data Sharing Requirements_Version 3_1-24-19

Draft Regional Micromobility Data Sharing Requirements_Version 3_1-24-19 [original with strikeouts]

Regional Micromobility Coordination Meetings

Meeting #1 - Data Sharing (9/24/18) – Agenda, Presentation, Meeting Summary

Meeting #2 – Data Sharing and Micromobility Regulations (11/29/18) - Agenda, Presentation, Summary, and Draft Data Sharing Requirements

Meeting #3 – PBOT Pilot Evaluation Highlights, Peer City Policy Tracker, and Data Sharing (3/7/19) - Agenda, Presentation, Summary, and Draft Data Sharing Use Cases

Local Agency Policies and Regulations

City of Chula Vista – Shared Micro-Mobility Device Pilot Program – Permit Requirements

City of Del Mar – Share Mobility Pilot Program - Ordinance and License Agreement

City of El Cajon – Dockless Vehicles - Ordinance

City of Encinitas – Shared Mobility Pilot Program – Ordinance and License Agreement

City of La Mesa - Ordinance

City of San Diego – Shared Dockless Mobility Devices - Ordinance

City of Solana Beach – Shared Mobility Pilot Program - Ordinance

Peer City Policies and Regulations for Dockless Vehicles

This collection of peer agency micromobility regulations was created to assist local cities, universities, and military bases with development of local micromobility pilot programs:

Micromobility Policy Tracker

Links to peer city regulations including operator selection processes and data sharing requirements discussed during Regional Micromobility Coordination meetings:

Seattle – Free-Floating Bike Share Pilot and Evaluation Report

San Francisco – Stationless Bikeshare Program and Powered Scooter Share Pilot

Santa Monica – Shared Mobility Pilot Program and Final Administrative Decision Memo

Portland – Shared Electric Scooter Pilot and E-Scooter User Survey Results and 2018 E-Scooter Findings Report

Related Legislation

AB 604 (2015) – Electrically Motorized Boards

AB 2989 (2018) – Motorized Scooter: Use of Helmet: Maximum Speed

Other Resources

Transportation for America - Shared Mobility Playbook

Transportation Research Board: Governing Micro-Mobility – A Nationwide Assessment of Electric Scooter Regulations

NABSA: Dockless Bikeshare Regulation Preliminary Guidance

NACTO Policy 2018: Guidelines for the Regulation and Management of Shared Active Transportation

National League of Cities - Micromobility in Cities: A History and Policy Overview