Logan, UT Mobility & Curb Rules: Shared E-Scooter Rules (2026)

In Logan City, Utah, a company cannot simply drop rental scooters or bikes on the street. Section 10.68.230 says shared micromobility device programs offering for-rent devices may be permitted to operate within Logan City limits under the regulations of Chapter 10.68 and other applicable City codes and ordinances, and only after a user operational agreement is established and signed by both the City and the shared micromobility company. Section 10.68.010 defines a shared mobility device as a bicycle, electric power-assisted bicycle, electric power-assisted scooter or similar device made available to the public for rent, excluding motorcycles, mopeds and power-driven devices used by people with mobility disabilities. A program can be docked or dockless, the concessionaire is the person or business the City has contracted with, and a marked or virtual docking station is a public place designated for the exclusive deployment of shared devices.

The riding and parking rules in the chapter apply to rented devices. An electric power-assisted scooter has handlebars, a floorboard to stand on and a motor of not more than 350 watts that cannot exceed 20 miles per hour. Section 10.68.150 bars riding in areas posted as dismount zones in high-volume pedestrian areas, where the rider must dismount and walk the device, and the City reserves the right to post signs prohibiting riding on any sidewalk. Section 10.68.140 prohibits parking a micromobility device on a street outside designated parking areas or so as to obstruct vehicular travel, on a sidewalk so as to obstruct pedestrian and wheelchair traffic, on the grass at any Logan City Park, on landscaping in a way that damages trees and shrubs, or on private property without permission. Where bicycle racks and corrals are available, they shall be used.