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Originally Posted by CorsiHockeyLeague
Ok, but doesn't having it on the sidewalk actually help with this too? Sidewalks are going to have fewer random bumps and potholes than roads and presumably you're moving more slowly...
Of course the flip side to that is that most of the data we have is from places they're allowed on the road, right? Which means that the Calgary outcomes could be different (not necessarily better).
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I guess having them on the sidewalk doesn't help very much since our first month of scooting is pretty much average to above average in number of injuries,
I wonder if maybe a 3 wheel scooter would make a difference. It would be so much less cool though.
My thing is I don't care what happens to riders at all. I'm as happy as anyone to let people do whatever they want. I just don't think we allow them on sidewalks. You should not be allowed to risk other people.