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I loathe those scooters. We have about six different scooter companies here and they are a nuisance. They are left all over the place, in public walkways. And t
by eeeeeeeeeeeee 8y ago
I loathe those scooters. We have about six different scooter companies here and they are a nuisance. They are left all over the place, in public walkways. And they are mostly ridden on sidewalks.
It still amazes me to see mostly healthy young adults that cannot walk a mile or two with their own legs.
- LeifCarrotson 8y agoLeaving them out and riding them on the sidewalks is definitely a problem. But not wanting to walk two miles to a shop or restaurant is not a matter of inability or even of effort, it's a matter of time management. A two mile walk might be pleasant but would completely blow away my lunch break or interrupt progress on a project. There are limited options within a given walking radius, and adding a car, bike, or scooter makes this radius hugely larger. Parking a car or driving in traffic is a pain, so scooters and bikes are a useful - not lazy - solution. We need ubiquitous scooter and bike racks, and respect from cars.