Videos of young people riding electric wheelchairs have soared in popularity as authorities in Guangzhou are mulling new restrictions on e-bikes and scooters.
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These scooter riders taking up 1.2m x 1m are crowding the city. I know, let’s try and force them into cars!
wall-e, idiocracy creep ever closer
How is this malicious?
They’re not allowed to ride e-bikes so they’re riding another battery operated wheeled vehicle as a fuck you to lawmakers
ha!
I just kind of celebrate any form of rebellion to Chinese authorities.
Thinking of getting my own ebike, but want to see if my area can start subsidizing them like electric cars.