They really gotta work out where is a No Ride Zone. Yesterday I was waiting at Grand River Hospital Station where two people were going down the road towards Waterloo. Well the hospital, LRT tracks plus the sidewalk are all No Ride Zones, leaving only the skinny stretch of King Street to ride on. The two people were going so...so...sooooo slow. Because of the vaguely mapped No Ride Zones here, both scooters eventually came to a complete stop in the middle of the road where the people riding them seemed quite confused, forcing them to apologize to traffic and try to get them off.
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