Prices of the electricity we use to charge

[flecc]

BTW are 8kph mobility scooters allowed to travel at that speed on pavements?

Not kph.

The law has two speed limits for mobility scooters:

4 mph on pavements, 8 mph on roads.

Some machines have a 16mph mode for euphemistically named "Off Road" circumstances.
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[saneagle]

Here's an antidote to some of the far right twaddle posted on this thread, bring back the Clarion Cycling Club.

National Clarion Cycling Club 1895

The National Clarion Cycling Club 1895 is an Association of Clarion Cycling Clubs.

www.nationalclarioncc1895.co.uk

It's better to be far right that far wrong!

 

[guerney]

Not kph.

The law has two speed limits for mobility scooters:

4 mph on pavements, 8 mph on roads.

Some machines have a 16mph mode for euphemistically named "Off Road" circumstances.
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Wow, 16mph... seems a lot of momentum. Another good case for anticipating being kicked in the head, and wearing my jawguarded bike helmet with evidence gathering GoPro when in pedestrian mode.

 

[Ghost1951]

High pressure has at last started to move off into the Atlantic. Now we have more typical wind and carbon free electricity generation. Much better than the last fortnight or so.

Now we can look forward to cold winds from the Arctic from the big low over Norway.

 

[sjpt]

Some machines have a 16mph mode for euphemistically named "Off Road" circumstances.

That's for pedestrianized shopping areas; they aren't road and they aren't pavement so they must be 'off-road'.

 

[flecc]

Wow, 16mph... seems a lot of momentum. Another good case for anticipating being kicked in the head, and wearing my jawguarded bike helmet with evidence gathering GoPro when in pedestrian mode.

You are right to be nervous. Here's one of those "Off Road" mobility scooters, the Invader costing £7650.

Be afraid! Be very afraid!!

https://www.wildandwackymobility.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/InvaderMk2-standard.webp
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