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Coppell just rolled out new rules for e-bikes and scooters to keep our streets from becoming a free-for-all. Whether you're zipping around on one or just trying to drive safely, you'll want to brush up on these guidelines to avoid any headaches.
At a glance
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 2 the 60 before, 1 the 90 before that.
None.
Pedestrians and trail users who prefer non-motorized environments.
E-bike riders who will no longer be able to use these specific trails.
Residents expressed concerns about traffic safety and potential cut-through traffic near the Arbor Manor subdivision due to the new commercial development. The city conducted a traffic study that found no evidence of significant cut-through traffic or safety hazards, leading the commission to move forward with the project.
Allows a private school to operate in an existing church building with strict enrollment caps.
The project adds retail and medical services while increasing landscape buffers for neighbors.
The proposal would have added medical office use to the downtown area.
Adds a new hotel to the Belt Line corridor with a shuttle service to reduce parking demand.
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Residents are worried that new commercial development will increase traffic and safety risks in the Arbor Manor neighborhood. The city hired a consultant who found no evidence of significant cut-through traffic or major safety issues in the area.