Exemption of E-scooter Ban for Food Delivery Riders

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June 4, 2024

Following the e-scooter ban on footpaths in Singapore, should an exception be made to food delivery riders, many of whom use e-scooters for their work? 43% of Singaporeans think that it should. Has your food delivery orders been delayed since the ban?

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