Vehicles blocking pavements

@egister, I haven't got a clue why you posted all those photos covering most that I mentioned in my post or why you went on about the US & speeds or the fact that they apparently, according to you, are all rentals. There are rentals here too & guess what, they are fast & often seen on paths where they are not allowed to be.

I'll add, e-scooters/e-bikes should not be on any pavements, like the bloke pictured above, private or rental. In the UK, pavements are for walking on & if a wheelchair user, as we're governed to 4MPH. We come across the wing mirrors, over grown gardens, hedges, **** dangerous bumps, dips & cracks in paving stones. The last thing we & any pedestrian needs is speeding idiots flying passed or into us or forcing us to stop so that they can go on their merry way without a nod, thanks or KMA. There are no excuses for them to be on pathways. So, carry on & spoil for a fight with your retorts or weird excuses, you have now got a reply. If you have an e-scooter, leave the paths for us that cannot go on the roads, it will be a safer place for us in wheelchairs & as you have said, a standing person is easier to see. I just wish I could stand & then walk upright so I would be easier to see as it seems those on e-scooters, illegally on paths, don't see us either, even when they have passengers!! Anyway, have a good day, I'm off this thread now.

Oh, der… the reason I actually came back to this thread was, I was trundling along a pathway today & there was a highways transit truck & trailer parked just down from the bloke's house, I know that, as my sister lives in the same road & he (& his colleague who lives opposite & parks his van fully on that side's path!) always parks there, was too far over & I had to go over on grass & still caught something on his trailer, turns out, a metal reflector bar on it & it's now a bit bent. I am now going to report both of them, as enough is enough & they can walk around the corner to their bleddy vans.

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Razor 300S

• "Please note: this product is not intended for use as a mobility vehicle.

• Note: Vehicle not to be used on public highways (roads/pavements), vehicle must be used on private property with owner’s consent, appropriate protective equipment to be worn at all times, children must be supervised by an adult at all times. This product is not intended for use as a mobility vehicle."