Surely Not!

The thing is there are people who have these scooters that have absolutely nothing wrong with them, as in this case. It wouldn't surprise me if this guy was able to place that carpet on his scooter himself. Makes a mockery of the system. The times I've been nearly run over by one and that was on the pavement!!

I hear you. Some scooter drivers need driving instructions...I've almost been taken out by a couple myself, usually in the grocery store. And I also agree, I believe some scooter drivers should be walking instead of driving.

Yes, I suppose the scooters make them lazier don't they? I reckon my Dad could probably claim for one with his poorly legs but he chooses to walk instead (sometimes in agony) but it's his choice and I admire him for it. Bit worrying in all the ice a few months ago but he managed it and..to his credit, the weather didn't deter him from going out. Good for him!

I'm not too sure what the law is for these things (perhaps there isn't one which is why people ride them like maniacs) as I've seen them on both the pavement and road. Dangerous whichever way you look at it because, on the pavement the riders want everyone out of the way and on the road..well, their spatial awareness is a bit..er, limited, do you know what I mean? There was a mobility scooter parked up for years outside the Layton Institute (working mens' club) but I think it was there to help the guy get back home without falling over as there was absolutely nothing wrong with him!

Haha! You gotta admire how the Chinese balance stuff. Very good. Thanks for sharing!

I've lost count of the laws some of them are breaking there my friend (in this country at least) but I guess it's more exciting where you are!