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Probably not, most countries prohibit them as they're not quite vehicles and not quite pedestrian transport.
by nicholassmith 14y ago
Probably not, most countries prohibit them as they're not quite vehicles and not quite pedestrian transport.
- modernshoggoth 14y agoThey are legal on private property and (since 2012-06) in our capital city, Canberra, but not on any other roads/pathways. Side note: in New Zealand they're classified the same as mobility scooters and motorised wheelchairs, and as such are fine, bust stick to walkways when possible.
- skeletonjelly 14y agoCanberra's boringness really is evident in its inability to turn into the wild wild west with all these law exceptions.
- uvTwitch 14y agoThey're not legal on Auckland central streets any more; my favourite pizza place, Sal's, was recently banned from using them to make deliveries. Side note: if you're ever in orkland, go to sals, they do fantastic pizza.