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@Twilight Sparkle ✨ It's actually 20km/h over here, Poland FTW. There are few that go much faster indeed, and I see some of these in local shops - legitimate scooters that have higher speed in specs. Unfortunately, although I've read in some articles, that such scooters aren't necessarily classified as scooters (and thus aren't limited to 20km/h), people still get fined, as it's tricky and surely risky to rely on.

Yeah I imagine people are toying with this, but I'd rather not.

Apparently here in Poland you also can't ride these on roads, unless there's a global speed limit of 30km/h on specific road, which is rare and therefore you pretty much end up having to ride on pavements at speed close to walking speed. The laws for scooters are full of nonsense which makes it painfully obvious they were made by unintelligent people, to say the least. Yes, at first when these became popular, kids were causing troubles way too often, but they really should consider making separate laws for kids and adults, because this is ridiculous. ;-;

I'd understand these limits being a thing in busy cities, because I can imagine bunch of scooters quickly moving all over the place may be a pain for car drivers, just like there are constantly problems with motorcycles, that squeeze all over the place at high speeds, but come on, that doesn't make sense on less busy streets and even less on straight roads connecting two cities. Monke laws 

I live in a small town, there are many quiet streets and the road I take to move to another city is quiet as well - having to ride 20km/h on a completely empty road is ridiculous. I could totally go faster without anyone noticing it, but what if that one time the police decided to sneak there for the first time? Rip

@Rikifive @Twilight Sparkle ✨I recommend y'all take this to dm's cuz giving the rest of us notifications lol