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> if you are under a certain age. The age is 13, and the person in the video was not. > Its allowed on some SF sidewalks (e.g. near the Embarcadero) There ar
by levlaz 8y ago
> if you are under a certain age.
The age is 13, and the person in the video was not.
> Its allowed on some SF sidewalks (e.g. near the Embarcadero)
There are shots of civic center, and market street.
> It's can be operated as slowly and safely as a wheelchair and the SF cops won't give you any trouble if you go slowly.
It can also go 12MPH? I am less worried about the rider going slower than the pedestrians that are endangered by the rider.
- Sephr 8y ago> It can also go 12MPH? So can many motorized wheelchairs which are much larger and arguably more dangerous. On Market street I often see people going over 10mph on large motorized wheelchairs with heavy speakers, which is an obvious safety hazard. Safety has a lot to do with the speed at which you use your transportation devices and the amount mass in motion.
- gatherhunterer 8y agoHe/she seems focused on following the law and you seem focused on skirting the law. I don’t think “people in wheelchairs can do it so why can’t I?” is a good look.