Legalise public use of Electric Rideables in Ireland
299 Comments
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Eamon Ryan
7 years ago
Outlawing consideration for the environment? What's wrong with Ireland?
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Mario de las Moras
7 years ago
The future of city transport is this
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Piotr Topkin
7 years ago
Just no comments
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Anonymous
7 years ago
I say YES for scooters in Ireland.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Should of been legalised ages ago I think
We need a new minister for transport somebody with a more modernised mindset
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Paul Curran
7 years ago
I cycle but this is great for outdoor who don't want to even do that
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Leticia leal rosa
7 years ago
I support escooter to increase our quality of life!
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Mariana Bechert
7 years ago
Go green!
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Mario Horzic
7 years ago
The local authorities should be advocating for communities like these which are solving the traffic problems of this awfully congested city.
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Adriele Lima
7 years ago
Please legalise the eRides, is the best way to get to work avoiding the traffic stuck in cars, is the best clean energy as well.
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Javier Barona
7 years ago
I have a Xaomi m365 and its much better for the environment. Hoping to legalise them and better cycle infrastructure in the city. Thanks
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Anonymous
7 years ago
The traffic is so bad in Dublin that in order to get to work in the mornings it was taking me 45-50mins by bus. I purchased an electric skateboard and now it takes me at max 15mins.. Bringing the skateboard with me has become daily routine and has saved me a lot of time and money especially when commuting up every morning from Westmeath.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
It’s the future for transport. I’d rather get rained on, on an escooter going to work than stuck in the car for 60+ Min like I used to!
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Lindholm Célia
7 years ago
Don’t want that low is gonna to be approve
I am going to ireland only during one month and I would like to travel by electric board
And if this low is accept it will be worth all of my plans
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Alan Corcoran
7 years ago
Change the law please to classify them in the same category as bicycles.
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Joel Chavez
7 years ago
Free riding!
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Rebecca Magill Boon
7 years ago
Electric scooters, need to be pushed off by foot, so aren't fully electric!
Also should be legal if under 25 kph
Scooters can't be insured
Cyclist don't need insurance!
I was in the guarda station for an unrelated issue and the guard was so interested!! He asked me how many my scooter was, where to buy it etc!!!
If you respect people and try to be safe it's a no brainer!!! Please sign!!!
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Rebecca Magill Boon
7 years ago
I rely on my scooter to get me to work!
All road users / cyclist and drivers should respect each other!
Great for the environment
Reduces traffic
Please sign the petition!!
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Ruairi Weldon
7 years ago
Law should be 100% clear on scooters etc. so that users know exactly where they stand.
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Mauricio da Silva Esteves
7 years ago
I own an kick scooter in Dublin for a month now and it's being a great experience, eco-friendly and accessible vehicle so far. I think it is ridiculous to have them banned based on a 1968 law. I usually get overtaken by bicycles way faster than my e-scooter that cant go faster than 25km/h. Why should we be regulated as a kind of motorbike? Insane.
Outlawing consideration for the environment? What's wrong with Ireland?
The future of city transport is this
Just no comments
I say YES for scooters in Ireland.
Should of been legalised ages ago I think We need a new minister for transport somebody with a more modernised mindset
I cycle but this is great for outdoor who don't want to even do that
I support escooter to increase our quality of life!
Go green!
The local authorities should be advocating for communities like these which are solving the traffic problems of this awfully congested city.
Please legalise the eRides, is the best way to get to work avoiding the traffic stuck in cars, is the best clean energy as well.
I have a Xaomi m365 and its much better for the environment. Hoping to legalise them and better cycle infrastructure in the city. Thanks
The traffic is so bad in Dublin that in order to get to work in the mornings it was taking me 45-50mins by bus. I purchased an electric skateboard and now it takes me at max 15mins.. Bringing the skateboard with me has become daily routine and has saved me a lot of time and money especially when commuting up every morning from Westmeath.
It’s the future for transport. I’d rather get rained on, on an escooter going to work than stuck in the car for 60+ Min like I used to!
Don’t want that low is gonna to be approve I am going to ireland only during one month and I would like to travel by electric board And if this low is accept it will be worth all of my plans
Change the law please to classify them in the same category as bicycles.
Free riding!
Electric scooters, need to be pushed off by foot, so aren't fully electric! Also should be legal if under 25 kph Scooters can't be insured Cyclist don't need insurance! I was in the guarda station for an unrelated issue and the guard was so interested!! He asked me how many my scooter was, where to buy it etc!!! If you respect people and try to be safe it's a no brainer!!! Please sign!!!
I rely on my scooter to get me to work! All road users / cyclist and drivers should respect each other! Great for the environment Reduces traffic Please sign the petition!!
Law should be 100% clear on scooters etc. so that users know exactly where they stand.
I own an kick scooter in Dublin for a month now and it's being a great experience, eco-friendly and accessible vehicle so far. I think it is ridiculous to have them banned based on a 1968 law. I usually get overtaken by bicycles way faster than my e-scooter that cant go faster than 25km/h. Why should we be regulated as a kind of motorbike? Insane.