The Alberta government is looking into new legislation that would let local municipalities regulate the use of e-scooters and other micromobility devices. According to the transportation ministry, the proposal aims to give cities more control over how these vehicles are used on public roads. This comes as more people in Alberta are using e-scooters for short trips, raising concerns about safety and traffic management. The plan would require municipalities to create their own rules, which could include speed limits, parking areas, and safety guidelines. Officials say the goal is to balance innovation with public safety. The proposal is still in the early stages and no final decision has been made.