splurge100

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   by splurge100 8y ago

   All of the commenters saying e-scooters shouldn't be allowed on sidewalks are right. Sidewalks in most densely populated US cities are too narrow and busy to safely allow a human gliding along at 15 mph within ~2 ft of a doorway where
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   by splurge100 8y ago

   Now also imagine the drone hit the windscreen, and not the wing. Or went into the prop / engine. Or hit the tail and damaged the rudder. The leading edge of the wing is likely the best case scenario. All others probably result in far m
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   by splurge100 8y ago

   Yes.
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   by splurge100 11y ago

   Where are you?
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   by splurge100 11y ago

   Copenhagen is one of the most wonderful cities to get around I've seen. Many of the bike lanes are separated and raised from vehicle street level by a small curb, which does not stop a determined vehicle (or out of control vehicle) fro