For nearly a century, American communities have been designed for two types of transit: registered motor vehicles and pedestrians.

Today, that pattern has to be modified to accommodate new trends in transportation:

• A growing number of bicycles in business districts as more and more Americans commute to work by bicycle
• The growing use of electric scooters and other small conveyances on roads and sidewalks
• The use of unregistered "off-road" vehicles on public roads

Insurers as well as municipalities need to respond to the new dynamics of "micro-mobility," and insurance trade representatives are engaged with state and local lawmakers to come up with ways to keep commuters, residents, and property safe from harm.

This webinar will explore how trends in urban transit affect exposure under standard auto and homeowners forms, how liability for damage and injury can be allocated among owners, users, and lessors of small vehicles.