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Exactly this. Most of those scooters I've seen don't travel faster than a running person, yet I don't see joggers being banned from sidewalks.
by neverminder 8y ago
Exactly this. Most of those scooters I've seen don't travel faster than a running person, yet I don't see joggers being banned from sidewalks.
- speedplane 8y agoOne or two scooters on the sidewalk are fine. Two dozen are not. When this becomes a real aproblem, regulate it. Until it does, let it alone.
- dingaling 8y agoJoggers can be quite easily funnelled and blocked by other pavement users refusing to yield. Less so for those riding on hard, mechanised devices.
- neverminder 8y agoThis "hard, mechanised device" usually weighs around 10 kilos. So far I don't see any evidence from countries where electric scooters are legal that they've become any more of a problem than conventional means of transportation.