Help get private ownd e scooters legal
#1
Help get private ownd e scooters legal
Hi I am trying to get e scooters legal in the uk and am just wondering if you lot can help as we are still scooby nuts together please share this and Sign it thanks
you can copy the like to get in to it to Sign it
https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/651169?fbclid=IwAR0UkS7gUgw6LNtbtD0O_kHq_ur4yb7XgJ PJJSr5gHSvoZ5l52gg_9Rt_Do
you can copy the like to get in to it to Sign it
https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/651169?fbclid=IwAR0UkS7gUgw6LNtbtD0O_kHq_ur4yb7XgJ PJJSr5gHSvoZ5l52gg_9Rt_Do
Last edited by scoobyman2007; 10 December 2023 at 10:16 PM.
#2
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should be illegal in my opinion,to quick for footpath ,dangerous on roads
#4
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Don't get me started on bikes. Which should ALL be equipped with a warning bell, but aren't.
Contrary to YOUR opinion (,you say all opinions are welcome) there should be a petition to BAN the things!...they're already not legal yet ridden with seeming impunity....an absolute menace to the majority of pedestrians as 'kids' aren't equipped with the mental capacity to understand the consequences of their actions - the brain's frontal lobe responsible for this isn't fully developed until the age of 21 or more. There's already been at least one death of a pedestrian to a 14 year old illegally riding one of these.
Think I'll write to my MP....
Contrary to YOUR opinion (,you say all opinions are welcome) there should be a petition to BAN the things!...they're already not legal yet ridden with seeming impunity....an absolute menace to the majority of pedestrians as 'kids' aren't equipped with the mental capacity to understand the consequences of their actions - the brain's frontal lobe responsible for this isn't fully developed until the age of 21 or more. There's already been at least one death of a pedestrian to a 14 year old illegally riding one of these.
Think I'll write to my MP....
Last edited by nicam49; 10 December 2023 at 04:59 PM.
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#5
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Do not get me wrong i use them here and abroad but teenagers do not care about others and consequences are massive ,most of them do not use helmets at all ,they should use ones with chin protection. Yes 21y old with license in my opinion.
#6
Don't get me started on bikes. Which should ALL be equipped with a warning bell, but aren't.
Contrary to YOUR opinion (,you say all opinions are welcome) there should be a petition to BAN the things!...they're already not legal yet ridden with seeming impunity....an absolute menace to the majority of pedestrians as 'kids' aren't equipped with the mental capacity to understand the consequences of their actions - the brain's frontal lobe responsible for this isn't fully developed until the age of 21 or more. There's already been at least one death of a pedestrian to a 14 year old illegally riding one of these.
Think I'll write to my MP....
Contrary to YOUR opinion (,you say all opinions are welcome) there should be a petition to BAN the things!...they're already not legal yet ridden with seeming impunity....an absolute menace to the majority of pedestrians as 'kids' aren't equipped with the mental capacity to understand the consequences of their actions - the brain's frontal lobe responsible for this isn't fully developed until the age of 21 or more. There's already been at least one death of a pedestrian to a 14 year old illegally riding one of these.
Think I'll write to my MP....
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#9
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in Paris commercial scooters are banned now. Only private allowed,opposite to UK, makes sense as youths dropped them to a river etc.
If You have car insurance Your private scooter should be included in price i think or for small fee.
I have no idea how 15y old with no license can drive voi scooters for example as You have to scan driver license when You register or they changed something ?
If You have car insurance Your private scooter should be included in price i think or for small fee.
I have no idea how 15y old with no license can drive voi scooters for example as You have to scan driver license when You register or they changed something ?
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in Paris commercial scooters are banned now. Only private allowed,opposite to UK, makes sense as youths dropped them to a river etc.
If You have car insurance Your private scooter should be included in price i think or for small fee.
I have no idea how 15y old with no license can drive voi scooters for example as You have to scan driver license when You register or they changed something ?
If You have car insurance Your private scooter should be included in price i think or for small fee.
I have no idea how 15y old with no license can drive voi scooters for example as You have to scan driver license when You register or they changed something ?
#16
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No i will not sign it as it will include any age with no brain and no license.
Last edited by JdmSti2006; 11 December 2023 at 05:56 AM.
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Review of legislation needed as part of a wider transport infrastructure plan. Which includes dedicated lanes
Legalise. No.
Do not belong on road; Too unstable. Too slow. No good on poor road surfaces (potholes, drains, man hole covers, bumps etc).
Do not belong in footpath. Too fast, riders are too irresponsible (mature adults included).
And already too many chinesium imports that blow up when on charge.
Rather E-bike legislation be relaxed. TBH.
Other countries they have dedicated lanes to use these. That's fine, and where they belong; Build the infrastructure first before letting the brain dead zip about on them.
Legalise. No.
Do not belong on road; Too unstable. Too slow. No good on poor road surfaces (potholes, drains, man hole covers, bumps etc).
Do not belong in footpath. Too fast, riders are too irresponsible (mature adults included).
And already too many chinesium imports that blow up when on charge.
Rather E-bike legislation be relaxed. TBH.
Other countries they have dedicated lanes to use these. That's fine, and where they belong; Build the infrastructure first before letting the brain dead zip about on them.
Last edited by ALi-B; 11 December 2023 at 07:08 AM.
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#18
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I can't stand them, they attract a lot of chavvy idiots that don't give a monkeys about anyone else. If they want to go on the roads with something powered then pay to use them like most other people, what happens if they hit someone, what does the person they've hit do then or the car they've hit if they are tearing around without insurance ?
Last edited by The Joshua Tree; 11 December 2023 at 10:21 AM.
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#20
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Kids should be walking/cyling , they are allready too fat ffs
never mind insurance / god knows what
they can have an e scooter with no e
never mind insurance / god knows what
they can have an e scooter with no e
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#21
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Today before 8pm I was driving from shop,turning right green light for me,guess what happend guy on voi scooter driving straight on my driver doors on red light,he avoided collision but it was close.
Strange , i had no issues in the past just today this in time to confirm above.
Strange , i had no issues in the past just today this in time to confirm above.
Last edited by JdmSti2006; 11 December 2023 at 08:59 PM.
#22
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Also, trouble is the batteries in them are built to a price ie cheapest possible, and are inherently dodgy,! Lethal fires due to these batteries being charged have occured, same as those hoverboards not that long ago. No, if you make 'em legal it opens the floodgates for all the cheap dangerous Chinese junk flooding the market.
#23
Also, trouble is the batteries in them are built to a price ie cheapest possible, and are inherently dodgy,! Lethal fires due to these batteries being charged have occured, same as those hoverboards not that long ago. No, if you make 'em legal it opens the floodgates for all the cheap dangerous Chinese junk flooding the market.
OK so I do understand what you are saying but by not having them Legal is the problem as the chep ones are what are being sold on line I have gone and seen lots with the best battery's in and ther lg and very safe the problem is that till there Legal we can't get regs on them to control this and the next thing is that till we get them Legal the People using there ones on the road are riding like Idiots so the police don't have the chance to stop them
#24
Today before 8pm I was driving from shop,turning right green light for me,guess what happend guy on voi scooter driving straight on my driver doors on red light,he avoided collision but it was close.
Strange , i had no issues in the past just today this in time to confirm above.
Strange , i had no issues in the past just today this in time to confirm above.
Please report this as the rental ones have tracking in them and thay must submit ther driving licence to be able to take them out and you will see that this is not true and this is why we need to get them Legal
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