Mobility & Curb Rules in Chandler, AZ (2026)

2 verified mobility & curb rules for Chandler, Arizona, sourced directly from the municipal code and official government pages.

Verified from official government sources

Shared E-Scooter Rules

Chandler's shared mobility ordinance bars operating a rented scooter, e-bike or similar shared mobility device in city parking structures, off the roadway in parks, on roads with four or more lanes and no bike lane, or on private property without permission, under City Code § 12-5.3. No city license, registration or insurance is required to ride one.

Chandler Shared Scooter No-Ride Zones

Some Restrictions

City of Chandler, AZ, City Code § 12-1; § 12-5.3

Shared mobility device means, but is not limited to a scooter, skateboard, bicycle, or any other device used in a shared mobility system. ... 12-5.3. Prohibited areas of operation. No person shall operate a motorized play vehicle, motorized skateboard, stand-up electric mini-scooter, or shared mobility device: A. In any City parking structure or City park, except for use on public roadways with...

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Bike Lane Rules

Chandler fines anyone who obstructs the public right-of-way and closes a bike lane, sidewalk or shared-use path without following the City's Traffic Barricade Manual, at $300 per day the closure continues, under the encroachment chapter that governs construction and utility work in city right-of-way.

Chandler Fines Right-of-Way Bike Lane Closures

Some Restrictions

Chandler City Code § 46-1.8(B)(10)

B. Civil infractions. The following Code violations may result in a civil infraction that is enforced as provided in Code Section 1-8. The amount of the civil infraction listed is the amount per day for a Code violation. ... 10. A person's use of right-of-way that renders a sidewalk inaccessible or closes a bike lane or closes a shared use path and fails to comply with the Traffic Barricade Man...

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