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The only vehicles allowed on pavements are "invalid carriages". These vehicles are restricted to a speed of 4 mph and the users must have a physical disability. Powered wheelchairs and mobility scooters with a maximum speed of 8 mph are allowed on roads. Skateboarders, scooter riders and those on bicycles should all be reminded that pavements are for pedestrians. It is bad enough having your ankles clipped by pram-pushing parents without having to dodge those travelling so much faster.

This is rediculous. the guy who invents the segway claims it will be a brilliant tool for commutors in conjested city centres. The government is trying to get us to cut down on conjestion and fuel emissions from cars but decides to ban all seqways. whats the harm in limmiting them to cycle paths as them seem to travel about the same speed. But who would enforce such a ban? Certainly not the police, as the bobbies on mountain bikes in Birmingham city centre spend more time racing around on pavements than on the roads.When it comes to self-balancing scooters, such as the Segway, the only place where they can be ridden legally is on private land, with the owner's consent. The same rules apply for mini-motorcycles. As the outstanding balance, plus the interest now form part of your payable balance they will attract interest It seems almost unbelievable the government are able to even consider calling upon an Act almost 200 years.

We took the hour boat trip from Fisherman's beach which cost 15euros. We saw the coves, beaches and caves. It's a good trip to do if you don't want to splash out on a full day trip or you don't have time. A foot pedal accelerator controls forward action and when they press the handle grip buttons for left and right turns and amazing 360-degree spins!If they press both buttons together they can go in reverse too. The sturdy platform provides stability for them ensuring this is an exciting, fun, new way to ride. A regular feature in the BBC News Magazine - aiming to answer some of the questions behind the headlines To be used on roads they would have to be classed as mechanically propelled vehicle and a driver would need all the documentation and insurance mentioned above. The costs for delivery, installation services and monthly insurance products cannot be placed on BNPL.