The Transport Agency is designing new footpath markings to try to get around conflicts between pedestrians and the likes of e-scooters.
E-scooter. Photo: 123RF
It has begun surveying members of feedback panels before it tests the markings.
The markings might also cover bikes, e-bikes, wheelchairs, and roller-blades.
Pedestrians have been injured by e-scooters, and some lobbyists for disabled people and the elderly have been pushing for a footpath ban.
E-scooter injuries of all types cost the health system more than $1 million in the first year of hire operations.
