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I don't think they have to, since this is not a bicycle.
by glitch003 12y ago
I don't think they have to, since this is not a bicycle.
- dublinben 12y agoThese are probably too fast (and powered) to be considered pedestrians. They'll like suffer the same limbo the Segway did, and end up with nowhere to go.
- laughfactory 12y agoNaw, I'd be able to use them on the sidewalks here in San Diego without any issues. And with the range and ride time they have I could get most places I want to go. There are plenty of places which allow electric propelled scooters (for example) or bikes on sidewalks...just so long as they don't go faster than 15 mph.