Can you rent electric scooters in NYC?

Cloud of Goods mobility scooter rentals (aka ECV rentals) are available to all New York visitors (and NYC residents) at attractions, resorts, and hotels including Central Park, Times Square Hotels, NYC Museums, Brooklyn Bridge, 9/11 memorial and pretty much anywhere in New York City.Click to see full answer. Also, are electric scooters legal in NYC?Currently, scooters and throttle e-bikes are not legal in NYC thanks to a law, passed by the City Council in 2004, bans all forms of motorized scooters and imposes a $500 fine on those caught using them.Furthermore, can you rent scooters in Central Park? Electric scooters are considered vehicles and are allowed only on public highways – not on sidewalks, not on pedestrian paths and not in parks – except places where a car would be – essentially nowhere. The city council considering approval of their use is a terrible idea. Just so, can you rent scooters in New York City? Yes. You may bring your own Wheelchair or ECV scooter to New York City. However, it’s easier and convenient to rent one from Cloud of Goods New York instead of lugging your own.Can I ride an electric scooter on the sidewalk in NYC?“They are not legal, but it’s not enforced,” said Sarah Kaufman, an assistant director at the N.Y.U. Rudin Center for Transportation, whose research there has focused on scooter share markets across American cities and around the world. “Anecdotally, everyone has seen a motorized scooter on a sidewalk.”