Legalise the Segway Human Transporter

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   Name: James Brown on Dec 19, 2006

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   Name: Stephane Demoulin on Dec 22, 2006

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   Name: Bruno Dupont on Dec 24, 2006

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   Name: Jonathan Foottit on Jan 5, 2007

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   Name: Eleanor Turner on Jan 9, 2007

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   Name: Amy Gray on Jan 9, 2007

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   Name: Michael Travers on Jan 9, 2007

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   Name: Maz Brook on Jan 9, 2007

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   Name: Anna Coates on Jan 9, 2007

   Comments: We should be encouraging any form of sustainable transport. It cannot be more dangerous than some young people riding on scooters.

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    Name: Anonymous on Jan 9, 2007

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    Name: Amy Pulfer on Jan 9, 2007

    Comments: Alternative modes of transported should be investigated and researched to find out how they can be made legal or how the law may be adjusted to make them legal. Simply dismissing innovation altogether will get us nowhere.

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    Name: James Rollinson on Jan 9, 2007

    Comments: Don't let red tape stand in the way of innovation!

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    Name: Anonymous on Jan 9, 2007

    Comments: Come on - don't nanny us out of all good things!!

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    Name: Mrs Kat Garcia on Jan 9, 2007

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    Name: Sarah Legg on Jan 9, 2007

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    Name: Paul Lumley on Jan 9, 2007

    Comments: The University of Plymouth have two Segways which have reduced the use of vans on campus. The craft team who use the Segways for maintenance work enjoy using them and they are a great success. We also use the Segways for raising awareness at staff inductions and widening participation events at local schools etc. The Feedback from the people who actively use the equipment is very positive and if they were allowed to use them on the public footpaths etc would seriously consider having one. Paul Lumley Energy and Environmental Manager University of Plymouth.

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    Name: Ian Murdey on Jan 9, 2007

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    Name: Jane Wakiwaka on Jan 9, 2007

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    Name: Carol Kirkland on Jan 9, 2007

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    Name: Anonymous on Jan 9, 2007

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    Name: John Kingsland on Jan 9, 2007

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    Name: Richard Evemy on Jan 9, 2007

    Comments: I agree with the above statement - cut the red tape please.

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    Name: Chris Bunce on Jan 9, 2007

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    Name: Lesley Telfer on Jan 9, 2007

    Comments: This is a fantastic invention which has the potential to make a real difference to green travel within an urban environment. Legislation to legalise please.

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    Name: Graeme H Holland on Jan 9, 2007

    Comments: Time for some common sense, which all too often is not as common as it should be. This Segway machine may hold risks for users and others, but probably no more than say a bicycle. Shall we ban bicycles

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    Name: Ann Hubbard on Jan 9, 2007

    Comments: We saw these in Stockholm last summer where tourists can hire them to get around the city. Brilliant idea. Didn't George Bush or someone equally intelligent manage to fall off one

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    Name: J.Gilbert on Jan 9, 2007

    Comments: Surely Lights & Sounders could be added for road use .

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    Name: Kim Moore on Jan 9, 2007

    Comments: I thinkg they are a great idea for the environment

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    Name: John McMahon on Jan 9, 2007

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    Name: J.Gilbert on Jan 9, 2007

    Comments: Surely Lights & sounder could be added for road use

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    Name: Anonymous on Jan 9, 2007

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    Name: Kim Moore on Jan 9, 2007

    Comments: Great for the environment

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    Name: Anonymous on Jan 9, 2007

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    Name: Alan Cross on Jan 9, 2007

    Comments: The Segway HT has proven to be an environmentally friendly vehicle for tourists in some major cities. Also used by the Italian police.

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    Name: Allison Smith on Jan 10, 2007

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    Name: Donna Ward on Jan 10, 2007

    Comments: With minor adaptations, ie lights and bell this should be legalised. What an excellent environmentally friendly alternative to the scooter and car in some instances.

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    Name: Anonymous on Jan 11, 2007

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    Name: John White on May 7, 2007

    Comments: I think the future of short distance human transportation should be a combination of new tech and also legs but the principle is certainly sound. Besides - anything for the Godfather of Soul. :)

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    Name: Anonymous on Jun 30, 2007

    Comments: This country is trying to focus on becoming 'greener', however, when an mode of transport becomes available that people can use to go to the shops a mile down the road, or to get from their house to a local train station, the government will not legalise this. Hence many use cars for these journeys increasing both pollution and congestion. I find it difficult to understand how Segways cannot be used in the UK when electic bicycles can, particularly with the increase of cycle lanes in our cities which could also be used for Segways.

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    Name: Anonymous on Jun 30, 2007

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    Name: Anonymous on Jun 30, 2007

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    Name: Mohamed Qasem on Aug 10, 2007

    Comments: It's a shame that in a country that is going greener Segway is not legalized. I came to the UK to study, and I was hoping that I would get a Segway for my daily trips to the university. Now I drive school (5 miles only), get stuck in traffic, pay

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    Name: Pia Winter on Feb 20, 2010

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