Melbourne Bans E-Scooters
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•Melbourne e-scooter ban prompted by public outrage
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Melbourne 's mayor said he was "fed up" with the bad behaviour of some scooter users.
City councillors voted 6 -4 on Tuesday evening local time to ban the scooters almost immediately.
Operators Lime and Neuron have been ordered to remove the vehicles within 30 days .
About 1,500 rental electronic scooters had been distributed across Melbourne since February 2022 .
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