Casper, WY Mobility & Curb Rules: Shared E-Scooter Rules (2026)
Key Facts
- Governing rule
- Casper Municipal Code §§ 10.64.180, 10.64.190
- Provider fee
- $90 per scooter per year
- Speed cap
- 15 mph (10 mph on eligible sidewalks)
- Transit stop buffer
- 25 feet minimum
- Permit issuer
- Casper city clerk
Summary
Casper requires every dockless scooter-share provider to hold a permit from the city clerk under Casper Municipal Code § 10.64.180, pay a $90 per-scooter annual right-of-way fee, and keep scooters off sidewalks, transit stops, and prohibited rights-of-way per § 10.64.190, with a 15 mph speed cap.
A.Permit required.1.In general. No provider may rent a dockless-vehicle-for-hire business without having first obtained a permit from the clerk. ... C.Administrative/right-of-way/fee. ... 2.Amount of fees. The amount of fee for providers of per dockless-vehicles for hire rental is ninety dollars per scooter per calendar year. ... A.Unlawful operations of bicycles or e-scooters.1.A bicycle or e-scooter may not be operated: ... b.At speeds that exceed fifteen miles per hour for e-scooters. ... e.On a public right-of-way where bicycles are prohibited;f.On a sidewalk, unless the posted speed on the abutting public right-of-way is thirty miles per hour or greater and the speed of the bicycle or e-scooter on the sidewalk does not exceed ten miles per hour; ... B.Unlawful parking of dockless vehicle.1.Public streets and alleys. A dockless vehicle may not be parked on a public street or alley unless the city's director of public services has designated an area specially-designed to accommodate dockless parking. ... 3.Transit stops. A dockless vehicle may not be parked closer than twenty-five feet from the nearest point of a transit stop to the dockless vehicle.
Full Breakdown
Casper Municipal Code § 10.64.180 requires any provider that wants to rent dockless scooters for hire in the city to first obtain a permit from the city clerk, issued under Chapter 10.64. The permit application must include the provider's legal name, proof of commercial general liability insurance, and an indemnification agreement protecting the city, and permits run on a calendar-year term with a required renewal application. Permits cannot be transferred, assigned, or shared with another provider, and the clerk can revoke a permit after a hearing if the provider made a false statement, let its insurance lapse, or failed to pay required fees, with an appeal available to the director of public services.
Because dockless scooters occupy the public right-of-way for parking, storage, and marketing as well as riding, § 10.64.180(C) levies an administrative right-of-way fee of ninety dollars per scooter per calendar year on every provider. Operating rules in the adjoining § 10.64.190 cap e-scooter speed at fifteen miles per hour, and bar riding on any public right-of-way where bicycles are prohibited or on a sidewalk unless the abutting street's posted speed is thirty miles per hour or greater, in which case sidewalk riding is capped at ten miles per hour.
Parking rules in the same section forbid leaving a dockless vehicle on a public street or alley outside an area the director of public services has designated for dockless parking, and forbid parking within twenty-five feet of a transit stop. A scooter parked or used in violation of the chapter is subject to seizure without a warrant by an enforcement officer with probable cause, and the provider must be notified of the reason, location, and any seizure fees.
Violations & Fines
Renting out dockless scooters without a city clerk permit, or letting a scooter sit in an undesignated street/alley spot or within twenty-five feet of a transit stop, violates Casper Municipal Code §§ 10.64.180-10.64.190. Riding over fifteen miles per hour, or on a sidewalk over ten miles per hour where allowed, is also a violation, and offending scooters can be seized.
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