> So, they're illegal to ride on the pavement because they're motorised, and they're illegal to ride on the road because they're uninsured and unlicensed. It s

> So, they're illegal to ride on the pavement because they're motorised, and they're illegal to ride on the road because they're uninsured and unlicensed. It sounds like these issues are artificial legal constructs caused by the law lagging behind where technology js, and it would be trivial to fix them. For instance, I'm sure insurance companies would be eager to offer escooter insurance.