So yesterday, going home to me, there was a chop on the electrical scooter very quickly, and his head was turned around. I went down without wanting to be hit, but his steering wheel slipped, and I was on a collision course again. At the last minute, he stopped looking for blue almonds and passed me by.
This situation prompts me to reflect on the electrical scooters, and whether they are safe.
In fact, specified an electrical scooter is no little dangerous than a motorcycle - it's heavy, it drives fast - or even more - on the pavement, and it's quiet, so you may not hear it.
You don't even request a licence to run an electrical scooter. Just a bike card.
But it's far more dangerous than a bike. The bikes drive much slower, and are driven by the force of human muscles, which makes it impossible to velocity up so significantly, and on the electrical scooter you can simply add gas, and propellers at the velocity of the car.
Why can vehicles more dangerous than motorcycles ride on sidewalks? Why are they so widely available?
If you walk on the left side of the street, you'll be guaranteed to see the car before it gets close to you.
You won't announcement the electrical scooter on the sidewalk due to the fact that there's no circumstantial side of motion, and you may not hear it due to the fact that it's quiet.
And imagine you're walking down the sidewalk, and you don't hear much due to the fact that there are road robots and drilling.
And in the back, at 50 km/h, any lemming drives, and he'll bow his head to check his Facebook.
It's very dangerous. Why isn't anyone doing anything about it?
A fewer years ago, PiSu was trying to do something about it, but I don't think it worked out.
This will end in tragedy.
And until specified a tragedy happens, I don't think anyone will do anything about it.
