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25 minutes ago, Bargepole23 said:

What tx do you suggest they pay?

Any make one up for them causeway tax road tax what ever let them go on the road it  will be there choice it s not safe me to tell  them its not safe  bikers do as they want so let them //  They are doing it now so make em pay love to see them all over solve E V. problem brilliant 

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14 hours ago, spider1 said:

Any make one up for them causeway tax road tax what ever let them go on the road it  will be there choice it s not safe me to tell  them its not safe  bikers do as they want so let them //  They are doing it now so make em pay love to see them all over solve E V. problem brilliant 

Nope, can't understand any of that.

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Really ask your kids bit advanced

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3 hours ago, spider1 said:

Really ask your kids bit advanced

My kids know how to string a sentence together. As do I.

 

I'm happy to pay as much "road tax" as you want, for my zero-emission bicycle. If I had an electric scooter, more than happy to do the same.

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They look good fun on the wide promenade on sea fronts.

People will always push boundaries so speed limits will have to be engineered in to walking speed 4-5mph

Just like cars I suppose, they go faster than the speed limits

From scooterdirect: "Owning an electric scooter is not against the law. However, it is illegal to ride an electric scooter on the public highway, i.e. publicly owned roads and pavements".

 

 

 

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2 hours ago, Bargepole23 said:

My kids know how to string a sentence together. As do I.

 

I'm happy to pay as much "road tax" as you want, for my zero-emission bicycle. If I had an electric scooter, more than happy to do the same.

When they bring new laws in including cars / scooters/ bikes  none of them will be zero rated the  days of cheap motoring  [ go get a 2nd hand motor like a fiesta ] will have gone for good. 

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From this Saturday, (everything seems to be happening this Saturday), 4th July, RENTAL e-scooters are expected to become legal on UK roads. 

 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/amp/uk-53219331

 

Note, that the rules by which e-scooter for hire companies & rider should abide, will be set out LATER by the Govt.  Wouldn't it be better to have the rules, regulations & legislation in place FIRST? 

 

So they are only to be riden on the the roads then?  Hmm? 

 

Expect to be dodging them on Fargate & The Moor in the near future then?

 

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Why is it that this shower can take a perfectly reasonable idea and completely screw up the execution of it.

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Why only rented and not privately owned?

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Just now, RJRB said:

Why only rented and not privately owned?

Less likely to be modded perhaps? More easily traceable?

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1 minute ago, tinfoilhat said:

Less likely to be modded perhaps? More easily traceable?

I'll strip the lawnmower engine off my Mobo then.

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If they start up in Sheffield, I wonder if the hired scooters will last longer than those yellow bicycles? 

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