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By *olly Mistlehoe OP   Woman
35 weeks ago

Somewhere

Kinda limited regarding current locations admittedly - but! Since I've started working in Newcastle I've seen sooo many of these dotted about. They seem a really good idea? Anyone regularly using one as part/or for their commute?

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By (user no longer on site)
35 weeks ago

E Scooters are an absolute menace

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By *mileyculturebelfastMan
35 weeks ago

belfast

Anyone over 16 using one is a nonce. Fucking hate them.

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By (user no longer on site)
35 weeks ago


"Anyone over 16 using one is a nonce. Fucking hate them. "

Agreed the scooter itself is not the problem as they work in a lot of countries it’s the idiot young British

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By *mileyculturebelfastMan
35 weeks ago

belfast


"Anyone over 16 using one is a nonce. Fucking hate them.

Agreed the scooter itself is not the problem as they work in a lot of countries it’s the idiot young British "

It's not the young and the vast majority aren't British.

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By *olly Mistlehoe OP   Woman
35 weeks ago

Somewhere

I get that in both cases! But they're currently popular in Newcastle, Sunderland, Slough. You have to be over 18, not under the influence, and have a drivers license to use one. They all come with a helmet, and have 'no go zones', within the city where they shut down so you can't access them. I don't use them. But very interested to see views from folk who may

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By *ellhungvweMan
35 weeks ago

Cheltenham

We have a similar thing in Cheltenham. Last year a woman on a hen do got done for d*unk driving on one round the town centre.

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By (user no longer on site)
35 weeks ago


" I get that in both cases! But they're currently popular in Newcastle, Sunderland, Slough. You have to be over 18, not under the influence, and have a drivers license to use one. They all come with a helmet, and have 'no go zones', within the city where they shut down so you can't access them. I don't use them. But very interested to see views from folk who may "

In Northampton you have hold a provisional licence you don’t need to be over 18 we have parents getting them out for children kids driving 2 up on them an old lady has just been nocked down because the person was driving it on the path the list goes on I’m afraid the bad definitely outweighs the good

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By *ynecplCouple
35 weeks ago

Newcastle upon Tyne

The idea is a good one but the people using them are absolute idiots. I have nearly taken two out on the central motorway in Newcastle. Are they supposed to have limitors on them as they seem to go at a pretty decent speed which is great until you realise that most of them are being driven on pavements. Also they get abandoned all over the city blocking walkways and minor roads.

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By *ynecplCouple
35 weeks ago

Newcastle upon Tyne


" I get that in both cases! But they're currently popular in Newcastle, Sunderland, Slough. You have to be over 18, not under the influence, and have a drivers license to use one. They all come with a helmet, and have 'no go zones', within the city where they shut down so you can't access them. I don't use them. But very interested to see views from folk who may "

They might come with helmets but you rarely see anybody on one wearing a helmet. Where are the no go areas in Newcastle assume the stretch of motorway cutting through the centre of Newcastle isn't included in that area.

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By *olly Mistlehoe OP   Woman
35 weeks ago

Somewhere


"The idea is a good one but the people using them are absolute idiots. I have nearly taken two out on the central motorway in Newcastle. Are they supposed to have limitors on them as they seem to go at a pretty decent speed which is great until you realise that most of them are being driven on pavements. Also they get abandoned all over the city blocking walkways and minor roads."

I honestly don't know much about them at all? Just noticed them due to starting a new job in the city. Seems like the abandoning is at specific points? And because they all run on GPS, I saw a van collecting a couple the other day. It's an interesting concept though? I'm not sure about motorways though? That seems mental!

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
35 weeks ago

Central

If the companies making them had to pay for new infrastructure for them, away from pedestrians and other vehicles etc, they may be a reasonable consideration. But the many startups wanting to impose them, without investing appropriate funds for the infrastructure, is just wrong.

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By *iss.ddWoman
35 weeks ago

Leeds + Newcastle

They're making the city centre both a hazard and an absolute mess, just dumped all over

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By *a LunaWoman
35 weeks ago

South Wales

Woman in work had a e-scooter which she used for work, until she fell off and broke a rib.

Not for me.

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By *TG3Man
35 weeks ago

Dorchester

Get a fold up electric bike much safer

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By *ife NinjaMan
35 weeks ago

Dunfermline


"Woman in work had a e-scooter which she used for work, until she fell off and broke a rib.

Not for me."

They're also quite hazardous in the thermal incident department

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