Scooter are a necessity for people with mobility issues. They need to have a lesson on how to run them. They jump quickly when you make them go. You have to be aware of your surroundings on them. I need them when I go to Disney but never had an incident in all the years. Pay attention people.
Too bad it doesn’t have something on it, that when you hit something, no matter how lightly you bump it, it comes to a stop. If you hit a person, you can’t drive away like a bat out of hell. Pay attention when you drive a vehicle
The ECV’s that you rent in the park for not go as fast as the ones people bring in that they own. I have used the parks and one from Scooter Bug. They definitely go slower. But on the other hand, people walk right in front of a scooter and then glare at them if we don’t immediately stop. I have been walked into my side or groups will run in front of you. These vehicles do not have brakes and when you take your finger off the lever it does not stop on a dime. Both people and scooter users need to be more careful. Everybody is always in a hurry. I have had people with strollers using them as battering rams to get through crowds. It’s supposed to be a happy place. People need to chill and relax.
As a person with disabilities requiring my need for a scooter, the problems go both ways. People do not seem to be aware of the scooters, walk in front of them without giving assured clear distance and then are upset if the scooter hits them in the back of the leg. A lot of us scooter users are very familiar with the way they work but are unable to stop them on a dime if someone “cuts” us off.
Comments for Five-Year-Old Struck by Vehicle in Disney Park, Dragged Along the Ground
Mary
Scooter are a necessity for people with mobility issues. They need to have a lesson on how to run them. They jump quickly when you make them go. You have to be aware of your surroundings on them. I need them when I go to Disney but never had an incident in all the years. Pay attention people.
Nah Shis
These scooter idiots look me straight in the eye before running into me. I’ve been mad even to sock them in the flucking face.
Sherry
Too bad it doesn’t have something on it, that when you hit something, no matter how lightly you bump it, it comes to a stop. If you hit a person, you can’t drive away like a bat out of hell. Pay attention when you drive a vehicle
Ann Pemberton
The ECV’s that you rent in the park for not go as fast as the ones people bring in that they own. I have used the parks and one from Scooter Bug. They definitely go slower. But on the other hand, people walk right in front of a scooter and then glare at them if we don’t immediately stop. I have been walked into my side or groups will run in front of you. These vehicles do not have brakes and when you take your finger off the lever it does not stop on a dime. Both people and scooter users need to be more careful. Everybody is always in a hurry. I have had people with strollers using them as battering rams to get through crowds. It’s supposed to be a happy place. People need to chill and relax.
Shirley Cochran
As a person with disabilities requiring my need for a scooter, the problems go both ways. People do not seem to be aware of the scooters, walk in front of them without giving assured clear distance and then are upset if the scooter hits them in the back of the leg. A lot of us scooter users are very familiar with the way they work but are unable to stop them on a dime if someone “cuts” us off.
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