Shared dockless scooters and e-bikes operating in Anaheim must hold a city operating agreement, obey speed limits in the Resort district, and follow California Vehicle Code rules requiring helmets for minors and adult use of bike lanes where available.
Anaheim regulates shared mobility through operator agreements rather than a stand-alone AMC chapter. Vendors must register fleets, share trip data with the city, geofence the Disneyland Resort to slow or restrict scooter access during peak crowd periods, and respond to relocation requests within posted timeframes. Riders must follow CVC rules: e-bike riders under 18 must wear helmets (CVC §21212), no scooter riding on most sidewalks (CVC §21235), and riders must use bike lanes where present. Improperly parked devices blocking ADA paths can be impounded.
Operator violations risk permit suspension and per-device fines; riders face CVC infractions for sidewalk riding, no helmet under 18, or two-on-a-scooter, plus impound fees for blocked-path parking.
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