I see these things zipping around here. Fully enclosed. 4 wheels. Appear to be going 20-30kph (if not more), and blow right through any stop sign in their way.Upgrade from the normal "ebike" DUI mobile. Went very poorly for the driver though. What are the odds they can scrape together enough to pay for the towtruck charges? The next obstacle will be the 10K in fines they need to try to fight. Their DUI mobile driving days are over.
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Electric or not, this vehicle stop by OPP on Vasey Road Tay Township resulted in a number of charges for the male operator, such as no insurance, no permit, Driving while prohibited under the...www.facebook.com
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They are potentially legal. There is a pilot program for them with a bunch of restrictions. Like ebikes, if you don't check all the boxes, you are an unlicensed motor vehicle and in for a world of hurt if cops bother stopping you.
Interesting article. Truck A posted a video showing truck B passing on a double yellow and almost getting in a head on crash. Comments ripped truck B. Truck B company publishes their own dash cam showing that truck A pulled out right in front of truck B. Convenient editing by truck A changed the whole story.
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The tales of two dash cams and a near miss head-on collision - Truck News
Here’s a cautionary tale of how sometimes a front-facing camera in a truck does not reveal both sides of a story. And, if you are being vilified as a bad
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