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Would anyone not call it a vehicle?

• vkou 3y ago
  Because the vernacular definition of 'vehicle' in this context does not include crutches, wheelchairs, kites, or slippers. It might include a powered mobility scooter.
  • nostrebored 3y ago
    What’s the difference between a powered mobility scooter and a modern wheelchair?
    • vkou 3y ago
      Weight and top speed that most of their occupants reach, although I haven't looked closely at a lot of 'modern wheelchairs', so I may be off the mark.
      • ThePowerOfFuet 3y ago
        So no effective difference, then.
        • vkou 3y ago
          There's be a pretty big difference for someone that they ran into, just like I'd much rather be ran over by a golf cart, than by a Honda Civic.
  • tuatoru 3y ago
    Kites, toy cars and toy boats are toys (to me). Slippers, skis and skates are footwear. A toboggan isn't normally attached to a person's body, so a vehicle. Drones and balloons I would say are in the park, whereas aircraft (at normal altitudes) I would say are not. Unfortunately: I'd like more parks to have a protected square inch of silence. 0. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_Square_Inch_of_Silence https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_Square_Inch_of_Silence 1. https://onesquareinch.org/ https://onesquareinch.org/
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