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    Question:

    What exactly are the motorized skateboard laws for Phoenix, Arizona



    Answer:

    See the Motorized Skateboard laws on the law section of this website.
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    1 thru 5 of 90 comments    [ 1 ]  2   3   4   5  ...   
    On 12/14/07
    chico from AZ said:
    maybe you should think how you are ruining the livs of children by not letting them have fun i will ride mine anyway
    On 11/17/06
    Tommy from AZ said:
    Well are they still illegal or not?
    On 03/12/06
    Scooter from AZ said:
    If you are actually going to "approve" these comments before they post...You should take the time to quote the actual laws of 2006 and not mislead people with information that is 5 years old. And you should not limit the comment space so anyone can share ALL the information they see fit. Basically you are missleading the public and should be held responsible for this. Or at least care enough to keep up to date.
    On 03/12/06
    ScooterFaster from AZ said:

    There are in fact other VERY GOOD SCOOTERS than JUST Goped®. As for the laws in Phoenix this site is way out of date...NO ONE OF ANY AGE CAN RIDE ANY Goped® OR OTHER SCOOTER ON THE STREETS BECAUSE TOO MANY LOUD OBNIXIOUS TWO STROKE SCOOTERS WERE CONSTANTLY BUZZING UP AND DOWN EVERY STREET IN TOWN.It is not actually because of injury.If you track both scooter injuries and bike injuries you will see that bike injuries decreased at a similiar rate to the injuries (not documented before) of scooters. What is NOT FAIR,OR REASONIBLE IS THAT LICENSED DRIVERS CAN NOT (NOW) RIDE ELECTRIC SCOTERS...
    On 11/25/05
    Kacy from AZ said:
    I think it is unfair that kids under the age of 18 can not ride a motorized scooter.Everyone has the freedom of speech and freedom of actions.
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