Poll: What do you think about Lime e-scooters?
Hi neighbours,
Electric scooters have been zooming about your city for a couple of weeks now, and we want to know your thoughts on them!
Lime e-scooters have made the news recently after Christchurch schools banned them from school grounds. There have been instances where the scooters have been disrespected and dumped in the ocean, and have even had fireworks attached to them.
However some people are in support of the scooters, and have even found a way to make extra pocket money from them.
So what are your thoughts on the use of electric scooters in the Garden City? Are they a nuisance or a whole lot of fun? Share your thoughts with us in the replies below.
(Please add "NFP/not for print" if you do not want your images/ comments used on Stuff)
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47.5% I like the scooters
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14.6% They're an accident waiting to happen
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2.9% I haven't noticed them much
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26.8% I'd like them if more rules were enforced around their use
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8.2% I think they should be banned altogether
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