PCeBiker
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I rode my Ripstick (two wheeled skateboard) to the beer store a few years ago to pick up a six pack of cans.
I got to talking to the employee and she said that if I was caught riding my skateboard drunk, I could be charged with impaired driving and lose my drivers license.
I said "seriously"?
She said "yes, anything with wheels"
And if I lose my drivers license for impaired driving, I am banned from riding an ebike.
So technically here in Ontario, if I leave the house all juiced up, wearing a pair of Heely's I could get an impaired charge even if I'm just walking down the sidewalk and not rolling on my heels.
If I were to be charged to the fullest extent of the law, I could face jail time, thousands of dollars in fines, and be banned from riding an ebike for many years.
I know that I've gone faster than 32 km/hr on my skateboard.
I wonder if that's illegal?
Laws aren't designed to make any sense.
I think that they are designed to be humorous?
I got to talking to the employee and she said that if I was caught riding my skateboard drunk, I could be charged with impaired driving and lose my drivers license.
I said "seriously"?
She said "yes, anything with wheels"
And if I lose my drivers license for impaired driving, I am banned from riding an ebike.
So technically here in Ontario, if I leave the house all juiced up, wearing a pair of Heely's I could get an impaired charge even if I'm just walking down the sidewalk and not rolling on my heels.
If I were to be charged to the fullest extent of the law, I could face jail time, thousands of dollars in fines, and be banned from riding an ebike for many years.
I know that I've gone faster than 32 km/hr on my skateboard.
I wonder if that's illegal?
Laws aren't designed to make any sense.
I think that they are designed to be humorous?