Bike broke down, fret not, got an ATV ...

[Dawg Dee-Lux]

dang! That too!

[ATL_Av8r]

Unicorn points for the Rascal scooter driver not being 400lbs!

[01tj]

Unicorn points for the Rascal scooter driver not being 400lbs!

Lol, is it normal to drive down the road on those things over there?

[n0rdicalex.]

i see folks driving them down the road, where this is no sidewalk, all the time here. for reference, here is central/southern indiana.

[Lupo TDI]

[emmettlodge]

i see folks driving them down the road, where this is no sidewalk, all the time here. for reference, here is central/southern indiana.

x2.

Here in Ohio mobility scooters, since they are speed limited to under 25 mph and are considered to be a handicap device instead of a vehicle, are permitted to drive on any city, county, or state road which does not restrict pedestrian traffic, without any warning markings of any kind.

And the only roads I'm aware of that restrict pedestrian traffic are the Turnpike and I-90.

I see them cruising down our local county road (55 mph limit, 2 lane, no hard shoulder) IN the lane all the time.

[BattleRabbit]

A lot of Rascal-Riders in my area drive on the road even where there are sidewalks just because Albany Sidewalks are in such bad shape... I'm not sure how well a Rascal would deal with a split sidewalk that rose vertically 2-4".

[2003VeeDuBgolf]

Isn't the scooter towing the ATV that's carrying the bike...

[Dawg Dee-Lux]

Isn't the scooter towing the ATV that's carrying the bike...

Yeees ...

[MAG58]

i see folks driving them down the road, where this is no sidewalk, all the time here. for reference, here is central/southern indiana.

Except here in C/S indiana, the mobility scooters are closer to tug-boats than anything else.

[n0rdicalex.]

you would be correct.

perfect example from last week: witnessed two men spilling out of their Jazzy's cruising together, as they were leaving the Golden Corral.

[01tj]

x2.

Here in Ohio mobility scooters, since they are speed limited to under 25 mph and are considered to be a handicap device instead of a vehicle, are permitted to drive on any city, county, or state road which does not restrict pedestrian traffic, without any warning markings of any kind.

And the only roads I'm aware of that restrict pedestrian traffic are the Turnpike and I-90.

I see them cruising down our local county road (55 mph limit, 2 lane, no hard shoulder) IN the lane all the time.

I'm pretty sure you would die on one of those in my area. There are tons of rednecks in lifted trucks that would probably not even see you. I see a few in town on the side walks and of course in walmart being driven by people who occupy the entire isle.

Isn't the scooter towing the ATV that's carrying the bike...

LOL I didn't even notice the rope


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