Mobility Scooters

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Clippy replied

1 August 2011, 13:31
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SimonMac replied

1 August 2011, 13:10
Originally posted by shaunbhoy View Post

No. They should be driven off cliffs, along with their gutbucket pilots!!!

You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to shaunbhoy again.
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shaunbhoy replied

1 August 2011, 13:05
Originally posted by SimonMac View Post

Should they be driven on the road or pavements?!

No. They should be driven off cliffs, along with their gutbucket pilots!!!
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original PM replied

1 August 2011, 13:03
I was in Chester a few weeks ago watching a parade or something and there was a go on a mobility scooter - whi then stood up on it to get a better view.

like WTF if you can stand you can walk.

Also when you see these things driving round the always seem to have proper tubbies on them - I have always thought if they walked they may not be such a lard arse

obviously there are people who need them just to get around so should not really take the mick.

but in answer to your question they should be pavement as they are designed to go around shopping centres etc
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wim121 replied

1 August 2011, 12:28
Originally posted by SimonMac View Post

Should the be driven on the road or pavements?!

Technically, they should be used only on the road, just like bicycles ...... Even if they are a massive annoyance ....

However, when did anyone bother with the law? Around here, scummy policemen ride their bikes on pavements.
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SimonMac started a topic Mobility Scooters

1 August 2011, 12:22
Mobility Scooters

Should the be driven on the road or pavements?!
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