This is known as “geofencing.”Neuron’s three types of geofences are “low speed zones,” “no riding zones,” and “no parking zones.” These zones can be seen on maps displayed on the Neuron app. The low speed zones limit the e-scooter speed to the speed limit in that area. – Merica WeslowskiPhone interview with the City of ReginaI wanted to hear from a city representative further regarding the rules around the Neuron e-scooters. And then on pathways they’re limited to 15 km/h.”I was also curious about how the rules for riding e-scooters are made and who makes them. Lastly, I asked him who’s responsible if a rider on a Neuron e-scooter hits a pedestrian.