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PUBLIC TESTIMONY

Testimony by Daniel Solow from Central Queens Micro Mobility on E-bike Regulation

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      Daniel Solow, representing Central Queens Micro Mobility, testified against Intro 606 and in support of Intro 1131, emphasizing the benefits of micro mobility and opposing licensing and registration requirements for e-bikes and e-scooters. He highlighted the economic and environmental advantages of micro mobility while expressing concerns about potential negative impacts on immigrant communities.

      • Argued that micro mobility creates economic opportunities, expands access to cultural institutions, and is environmentally friendly
      • Warned that Intro 606 could lead to increased negative police interactions with Black and Brown New Yorkers
      • Urged the council to find data-driven street safety solutions and expand micro mobility to address climate change concerns