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<blockquote data-quote="Bada-Bing!" data-source="post: 1196898" data-attributes="member: 70552">Yep, it&#039;s why it&#039;s social problem. Police can&#039;t be everywhere.Personally I have no problem with e-scooters. It&#039;s idiots who ride them dangerously on pavements with peeps on them with smug grins on their faces plugged in with cans so they can&#039;t hear anything. Then when they do smash into someone they&#039;ll ride off- maybe a sorry. But they&#039;re not really.Came across one who left his one unlocked out side a shop whilst he popped in. Was thinking what if I rode off with it? He&#039;s not insured and good luck reporting that to the police. Regardless of what transportation you&#039;ll get idiots. My take on cyclists who run red lights is that they are risking their own neck doing it - that&#039;s probably why they do it. I don&#039;t condone it and I stop at each red light when cycling (unless it&#039;s clearly not working) and I am not endangering anyone else.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bada-Bing!, post: 1196898, member: 70552"] Yep, it's why it's social problem. Police can't be everywhere. Personally I have no problem with e-scooters. It's idiots who ride them dangerously on pavements with peeps on them with smug grins on their faces plugged in with cans so they can't hear anything. Then when they do smash into someone they'll ride off- maybe a sorry. But they're not really. Came across one who left his one unlocked out side a shop whilst he popped in. Was thinking what if I rode off with it? He’s not insured and good luck reporting that to the police. Regardless of what transportation you'll get idiots. My take on cyclists who run red lights is that they are risking their own neck doing it - that's probably why they do it. I don't condone it and I stop at each red light when cycling (unless it's clearly not working) and I am not endangering anyone else. [/QUOTE]

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