NEWPORT residents will be able to have their say on restrictions on e-scooters in the city centre. In an Overview and Scrutiny Committee meeting held on Friday, July 30, St Julians councillor Phil Hourahine said rules on e-scooters in pedestrian areas of the city centre should be reviewed and put to the public. Conservative councillor Charles Ferris said: “We have got to the point where we can drive 20mph on the road in a car, but 30mph on an e-scooter.” Sergeant Chris Butt, of Gwent Police, said three e-scooters had been seized in Pill and the city centre in recent weeks.
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