Pedicabs Return to Kansas City's Plaza

0:00Kansas City City Council just lifted a long-standing ban on pedicabs in the Country Club Plaza that iconic shopping spot with the Spanish vibes. Local operator Attica Sloan's easy pedicabs running for two years mostly downtown can now roll right into the district and grow his fleet. The old rule blocked these pedal-powered rides, likely to shield the fading horse-drawn carriages that used to rule the area, especially around, holidays. But with those carriages barely operating anymore, council members like Kevin O'Neill and Eric Bunch push the change through. Sloan's pumped, saying it opens up tours for visitors, highlighting the city's famous fountains dotting the Plaza. Business owners and the Plaza's management team, back at fully, seeing it as a safe, fun boost. These modern pedicabs pack electric assists to keep pace with traffic, stick to bike lanes and ease congestion without adding cars. Sloan stresses they move folks quicker than vehicles blocking lanes. With the FIFA World Cup drawing crowds this summer, this tweak sets the stage for smoother rides and a fresher take on

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