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This isn't even remotely close. The only way your car analogy would be relateable is if car drivers didn't follow the rules of the road and were free to drive
by angryasian 8y ago
This isn't even remotely close. The only way your car analogy would be relateable is if car drivers didn't follow the rules of the road and were free to drive on sidewalks and dump them in the front lawn of companies and personal homes.
- woolvalley 8y agoThey do this today along with a whole other host of bad behaviors. The difference is an enforcement regime. I think you are suffering from a bit of car blindness: https://blog.sfgate.com/bicycle/2018/04/27/invisible-cars/ https://blog.sfgate.com/bicycle/2018/04/27/invisible-cars/
- torgoguys 8y agoWhen cars first became available, the rules didn't exist and things like that did happen. That was my point. Here's an article I found with a bit of info and which makes the same analogy. https://qz.com/1257151/this-electric-scooter-mayhem-sounds-just-like-when-cars-were-first-introduced/ https://qz.com/1257151/this-electric-scooter-mayhem-sounds-j...