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but the scooters function in large part as as a replacement for cars. so it's replacing something with lots of problems with something with fewer problems. it's
by dilap 8y ago
but the scooters function in large part as as a replacement for cars. so it's replacing something with lots of problems with something with fewer problems. it's a net win.
i do agree having regs to dissuade people from blocking & riding on the sidewalk with scooters seems very reasonable.
once you have that i think scooters are basically problem free (except for maybe aesthetic concerns).
even w/o that, i still don't see how anyone reasonable could think scooters were anywhere near the top of the list of hazards of sf streets.
(perhaps they are a major inconvenience for wheelchair users?; i'd be interested in any first-hand accounts.)
- morogop 8y ago> but the scooters function in large part as as a replacement for cars. I've been playing with the scooters, and they replace long walks and short bike rides for me. My car usage is unchanged.