Recent content by Jimrpa

I have no interest in becoming familiar with Orange County Law Enforcement!

Or at Disney where you see lots of people scooting around on their “little rascals” without a care 😀😀😀

Yo! Philly here! Electric scooters and one-wheels are the biggest hazards to pedestrians, especially in UCity! 😀😀😀😀

I’ve only ever encountered compliments and questions.

I’m not sure if this is true, but I thought I read an article someplace where people were modifying them for a much higher top speed. I believe in New Jersey, e-bikes with a higher top speed have to be licensed, registered, and insured?

I have nothing against guns per se. it’s just that, for me, personally, properly owning and maintaining one is too much trouble. I get it that other people are different.

I’m sorry, but the mental picture I have of heavily armed Californians on e-bikes is … funny! 😀

I mentally did the same calculation when I first saw these numbers. Given that the capacity of the Mexico plant is 50,000 vehicles per year, this isn’t good for that plant.

Sounds like a law enforcement issue.

The correct term is “organ donor”.

Hey, @Ford Motor Company , any chance you could shed any light on the rumored production issue/shipping hold on 2026 Mustang Mach-Es?

Oh, I agree. I have several friends who are very responsible cyclists, and the horror stories they’ve told me about inconsiderate drivers are incredible.

That is unfortunate. One thing I’ve noticed that really annoys me is the number of kids riding what I used to call “mini-bikes” except electric instead of IC engines, in a park near my house. They ride them on the paths, go extremely fast, and I’m just waiting for an accident involving kid on...

I agree. They do have to follow the laws though. Where I live, there are a number of cyclists who view traffic control signs and devices as “optional”, blowing through stop signs and red lights, and not bothering to signal for turns, etc.

I’ve NEVER heard of this. In Pennsylvania, cyclists have to follow all laws when operating on public roads. Sounds like a law enforcement issue?