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Re: segway license, turn signals, and no sidewalks?
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Originally Posted by Stu Bloom
it is REALLY starting to look to me like you are just trying to be a jerk...

Regarding the politicians, Massachusets is currently also considering legislation similar to what 41 OTHER STATES HAVE ENACTED (see http://www.segway.com/general/regulatory.html), which defines the classification of EPAMD, specifically for the Segway, with special status different from other motorized vehicles. There are a lot more places where you can legally use a Segway on the sidewalk, than places you can't.
Your post was pretty hostile. You also seem to think that things are rosy with the EPAMD legislation. I took a look at your home state of Indiana's legislation on Segway use and it appears operators can't weigh more than 170 pounds.
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