New Legislation Would Require More Oversight Of Shared Moped Companies Like Revel
The chairman of the City Council's Transportation Committee is introducing legislation that would require more oversight over shared moped companies like Revel.
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The chairman of the City Council's Transportation Committee is introducing legislation that would require more oversight over shared moped companies like Revel.
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