
Surrey pedestrian calls for e-scooters and bikes to be removed from sidewalks
Guildford resident Robert Stierle says illegal sidewalk riders have repeatedly injured and threatened him, while officials reiterate Surrey’s e-scooter rules.
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Guildford resident Robert Stierle says illegal sidewalk riders have repeatedly injured and threatened him, while officials reiterate Surrey’s e-scooter rules.

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