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Roller skates are clearly not a vehicle. Similarly, neither is a wheelchair. They are not reasonably separable form the person using them. A bicycle actually g
by ClumsyPilot 3y ago
Roller skates are clearly not a vehicle. Similarly, neither is a wheelchair. They are not reasonably separable form the person using them.
A bicycle actually goes on roads, follow rules and get a ticket for jumping a red light.
- wskish 3y agoIt isn't so clear to me. If it conveys a human in any way that humans don't naturally move unassisted then in my mind it qualifies as a conveyance and hence a vehicle, especially in the sense of the the French véhicule, from Latin vehiculum (“a carriage, conveyance”), from vehere (“to carry”)
- sethammons 3y agoStilts? How tall? Platform shoes? How tall?
- xyzzy_plugh 3y agoThe person riding the bicycle does those things, the bicycle is a tool. A tool can't follow rules. You can take roller skates off, get out of a wheelchair, and get off a bicycle. Imagine you were wearing roller skates being pulled by a dog. Imagine you were sitting in a chair, with a roller skate bound to each leg of the chair, rolling down a hill. Imagine you were a flea in a roller skate rolling down a hill. Imagine you were a dog in a wheelchair rolling down a hill. Imagine you were a flea on a dog in a chair with roller skates on its legs rolling down a hill.
- bhaney 3y ago> Roller skates are clearly not a vehicle I don't think that's particularly clear and I think a non-negligible number of people would disagree