I was told that when the health authority issue an electric wheelchair to a person, that person has to sit a "test" in the electric wheelchair before they're allowed out and about on it. The problem with these disability scooters is that any old Joe Public can buy one and just jump in it and start mowing pedestrians and animals down.
I've seen an old dear about here bowling along in her scooter with her dog on an extending lead. What control does she have over either scooter or dog? The dog is away round the corner before she's got to it - one day it bumped into a dog coming in the opposite direction. They both got a fright and barked but at least that was all they did. What would she do if they started fighting?
The purchase of one of these scooters should only be allowed if the person using it sits a test on it. I'm fed up getting run over in Asda with the bloomin things.
I've seen an old dear about here bowling along in her scooter with her dog on an extending lead. What control does she have over either scooter or dog? The dog is away round the corner before she's got to it - one day it bumped into a dog coming in the opposite direction. They both got a fright and barked but at least that was all they did. What would she do if they started fighting?
The purchase of one of these scooters should only be allowed if the person using it sits a test on it. I'm fed up getting run over in Asda with the bloomin things.