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Legalise public use of Electric Rideables in Ireland

299 Comments

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Krzysztof
7 years ago

Yes for e scoter

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William Souza
7 years ago

Environment thanks for it

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Please change law. Asap

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Legalize it

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Pedro Lezcano
7 years ago

Love electric scooter

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Oisín O'Connor
7 years ago Featured

It's crazy how SUVs were allowed to proliferate in cities in last few years, but all this effort is going into seizing electric scooters and other electric personal mobility. The former is proven to be deadly. The latter is virtually harmless.

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Rafal Wojtowicz
7 years ago

legalese my scooter!

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Livingstone Atmakur
7 years ago

Time to legalize them on road

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Lucille Redmond
7 years ago Featured

I really think a speed-limited version of these needs to be legalised. They get people out of cars, they're (relative to cars) good for the environment, they're an advance. If the speed is limited to say 20km/h this would be a good addition to the road vehicles.

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Ronan
7 years ago

Nice petition. Get them legislated for.

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Alex Shulzhyk
7 years ago

We need it.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

I sign

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Slawek
7 years ago

Im with u mates

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Gheorghe Bidiac
7 years ago

2wheels2work

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Sergei Maslov
7 years ago

How can this country be a part of Europe and operate on law from 1961???!!!

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Naomi Morton
7 years ago

Allow scooters on the roads without tax and insurance!!

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Russell Maidment
7 years ago

Make this less of a grey area in the law, scooters are safe, going no faster than bikes, and take a car off the road. Why is it that the guards are powerless to take dirt bikes and quad bikes off kids harassing people in parks and streets, but when it comes to people commuting to and from work on something small that goes as fast as a cyclist they are getting confiscated. The law needs to be changed, it makes sense, it takes cars off the road and makes the city and country overall less polluted and brings us closer to being a modern country.

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Mike Condon
7 years ago

Less congestion, less pollution!

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Shóna Nunez
7 years ago

This really needs to be sorted ASAP. Given the congestion issues in Dublin this is something that should be embraced as it’s another way to get people out of cars.

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Gerald Caulfield
7 years ago

Less congestion, less pollution.