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The only use case I could see for myself using one would be to get from the station to the office, but e-scooters are banned on trains in the UK. Otherwise it (
by petepete 3y ago
The only use case I could see for myself using one would be to get from the station to the office, but e-scooters are banned on trains in the UK. Otherwise it (or similar) is something I might have considered.
- baq 3y agoBut this is a suitcase!
- rtpg 3y agothe fact that this looks like it can't stand up upright is a real missed opportunity to make this more "suitcase"-y
- jbombadil 3y agoWhy are e-scooters banned on trains? That’s sad. A small scooter for a last mile commute sounds great.
- petepete 3y agoI believe there were a few that caught fire. I'm sure if they were properly regulated and people weren't importing iffy ones from wish.com that don't meet safety standards, this wouldn't have been such a problem.
- gpderetta 3y agoAside from some pilot programs, I think e-scooters are still technically banned in every public space in UK, as they are considered motor vehicles and are not (yet) insurable. Not that that seems to stop anybody.