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I've had the misfortune of interacting with "vehicles" of this class here in Sweden a few times. (I'm guessing the one's I've seen are crappy PRC imports, legal
by tpmx 7y ago
I've had the misfortune of interacting with "vehicles" of this class here in Sweden a few times. (I'm guessing the one's I've seen are crappy PRC imports, legally pretending to be powered bicycles or similar.)
Every single time: They do something insanely stupid and dangerous, on actual roads. (I guess they bought this because they were too stupid to get a driver's license.)
They also tend to drive around 30 km/h at most, on roads meant for 50-80 km/h.
I can't wait until we banish them from the roads.
- brianwawok 7y agoNo safe for bicycles!! These aren’t safe on either road type.
- tpmx 7y agoI guess on the road they're mostly a danger to themselves. I can't imagine a real car getting more than a smallish-dent from even a head-on collision with this thing. Lots of bloody carnage though. Liability though...
- jacquesm 7y agoNo, this class of vehicle should be banished altogether. There is enough choice already and this does not fit in well in the existing infrastructure to the point where it won't endanger the occupants and the other road users multiple times per trip. Inside a city, maybe.