# Regulation .15 Fleet Size.

Current through 2026-01-20. Source: COBRA Register Volume 04, Issue 02. Published by the Baltimore City Department of Legislative Reference.

## Regulation .15 Fleet Size.

Balt., Md., COBRA § 14.02.01.15 (2026)

A. Minimum and Maximum Fleet Sizes.

  (1) For each permitted vehicle type, a permit holder may initially operate a fleet consisting of:

    (a) A minimum of 150 dockless vehicles; and

    (b) A maximum of 1500 dockless vehicles.

  (2) A permit holder’s total fleet may include a combination of vehicle types allowed by their permit if there is a minimum of 150 vehicles of each type.

B. Adaptive Vehicle Exemptions.

  (1) The Department may exempt a permit holder that includes adaptive dockless vehicles in their fleet from:

    (a) The requirement to maintain a minimum of 150 vehicles for adaptive dockless vehicles; and

    (b) The requirement to maintain a minimum of 150 vehicles for other permitted dockless vehicle types.

  (2) A permit holder that includes an adaptive dockless vehicle in their fleet shall ensure the adaptive dockless vehicle:

    (a) Is officially approved by the Director; and

    (b) Is not included in the count for the maximum number of vehicles allowed in a permit holder’s fleet.

C. Timelines for Reaching Minimum Fleet Size.

  (1) A permit holder permitted in the previous year shall reach the minimum fleet size per vehicle type within 20 days of permit issuance.

  (2) A new permit holder shall reach the minimum fleet size within 60 days of permit issuance.

  (3) A permit holder who introduces a new vehicle type shall reach the minimum fleet size within 60 days of receiving approval of the new vehicle type from the Department.

D. Fleet Increases.

  (1) Each quarter, a permit holder may request a fleet increase of up to 250 vehicles in excess of the limits established in <cite data-path="14.02.01.15|A.">§A of this Regulation</cite>.

  (2) In reviewing a fleet increase request, the Department shall assess:

    (a) Performance during the period prior to the evaluation; and

    (b) Projections for the subsequent quarter.

  (3) The Department may:

    (a) Set an overall fleet cap; and

    (b) Revoke a fleet increase.