• @AceBonobo
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      2510 months ago

      Obviously the solution is to ban children

    • @[email protected]
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      10 months ago

      When a rider on a rental e-scooter was killed by a driver in a pickup truck, who was found to be responsible for her death for failure to yield, you know what our city did?

      Banned rental e-scooters from riding on that road, even though she was killed on a sidewalk when the driver failed to look both ways before coming out of a stop at a gas station. I should add that this road is one that leads to places of employment, several grocery stores, a community centre, a high school, and homes.

      The area where she was killed has no cycling infrastructure, despite that road having been expanded from two to four lanes. Nothing was changed, other than banning e-scooters.

      edit: grammar

    • @LesserAbe
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      810 months ago

      But it was named in that kids honor, how could it be bad

    • @Delphia
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      210 months ago

      deleted by creator

    • cooljacob204
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      110 months ago

      Anyone 16 or older can use any e-bike.

      Bill isn’t that bad. Restricts kids from using stronger e-bikes.

      • @[email protected]
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        110 months ago

        It restricts them from using all e-bikes, even low speed ones which are not very dangerous.

        Young people deserve transportation access too.