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    Question:

    Are motorized skateboards illegal or is anything being done to make them illegal?



    Answer:

    Motorized skateboard use is covered by city laws. For example, in Tempe, the law states that no child under the age of 14 can operated a motorized skateboard. (Section 19-23). Tempe City codes also state that no person other than the owner of the motorized skateboard is authorized to ride it and that no passengers are allowed on it. To be sure, check with your local police department to find out about laws concerning motorized skateboards in your community.


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    On 02/16/04
    nick from NY said:
    why cant Gopeds® be legal they dont do nothing wrong but let kids have fun and do some thing when there bord. but for some reason in new york cops love to take my Gopeds® away from me but that dosnt stop me from doing something i love
    On 02/15/04
    loser from KS said:
    Well da Gopeds® are the best it gives you trasportation when your parents are to busy to take you anywhere like in the summer.AGoped® is a great thing to have in your life so you dont bug your parents and get them pissed at you. Sincerly, Goped® Rules
    On 02/05/04
    Josh from CA said:
    If kids would use their heads and wear a helmet, they'd be okay if they fell. If people wouldn't ride out in the middle of the street cutting through traffic and getting hit by passing cars, maybe Gopeds® wouldn't be outlawed for kids under the age of 16
    On 02/04/04
    jason from AZ said:
    u could be right about the sit down scooters being safer and all but u need a licsense to ride them so that makes no sense
    On 02/03/04
    freddy from NJ said:
    i used to be able to ride my Goped® and now they take them away why do the cops have to take all the fun in no time will have to be 30 to ride a bike
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