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[sehga]

Personally I think they're fine on minor roads (residential area, subdivisions, villages, etc.) but on highways??? Hell no. They're a safety hazard especially because one does not need any kind of license or seminar to be able to own and drive one. Keep them out of the damned highway is what I'd like to say.

they need lot of regulaty

 

[kyu_francis]

Personally I think they're fine on minor roads (residential area, subdivisions, villages, etc.) but on highways??? Hell no. They're a safety hazard especially because one does not need any kind of license or seminar to be able to own and drive one. Keep them out of the damned highway is what I'd like to say.

i think the problem is unregulated siya. i think that goes for a lot of things. pero bakit nga ba di nalang required ang license sa mga ebike drivers/bike/escooter. alam ko medyo stupid yung suggestion na to but think about it. it's on the road.

 

[jackerqwe]

Personally I think they're fine on minor roads (residential area, subdivisions, villages, etc.) but on highways??? Hell no. They're a safety hazard especially because one does not need any kind of license or seminar to be able to own and drive one. Keep them out of the damned highway is what I'd like to say.

In my opinion, ebike users should be required to have a knowledge about road signs, signals, etc. I've encountered like many ebikers not driving properly, ex. Nakaharang sa gitna ng kalsada like they own the road, hindi nag-sisignal if they are to turn, and nasa maling lane.

 

[Magnifying_Glass]

Halos lahat ng e-bike na nakakasalubong ko sa daan, reckless eh, ung tipong basta basta mag chachange lane