Bird, one of three companies that's dropped shared electric scooters on the streets and sidewalks of San Francisco, alleged Wednesday night that San Francisco supervisors were set to ban the motorized devices within days. But Supervisor Aaron Peskin, who's been leading the charge for regulation of the scooters, said the allegation was, well, bird-brained. "Those people are out of their minds," Peskin said from Southern California, where he's attending a Coastal Commission meeting. "It's amazing that a company with that kind of money would spread such misinformation. It's made out of whole cloth. |
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