Aspen has enacted a waiting period for companies that provide scooter and e-bike services. The Aspen Times reports that the Aspen City Council approved a six-month delay for dockless mobility companies Monday. Officials say the city wants to work with businesses and the public to develop a management plan. Dockless mobility companies provide e-bikes, trikes and scooters that can be collected and returned at several places to allow customers to rent the devices for short periods without going to a central location. Some Aspen councilors say the city needs a plan to meet the growing transportation trend, which they say raises issues including right-of-way management, safety, vandalism, city oversight, and local business impact. Current regulations require operators to obtain an Aspen business license and a temporary encroachment license. Related Articles Boom in electric scooters leads to more injuries, fatalities Boulder to temporarily ban commercial e-scooter companies ___ Information from: The Aspen Times, http://www.aspentimes.com/