Sentences with phrase «on their scooters in»

We've mopeded around Thailand — joining hundreds of Thais on their scooters in the crowded roads made us a feel a part of the community.

Audrey Hepburn whizzed around it on a scooter in Roman Holiday and Anita Ekberg waded seductively in the...

Not exact matches

California leaders are in disagreement over how exactly to regulate the scores of electric scooters that have descended on San Francisco.

The company has also lobbied against a proposed cap on the number of scooters allowed in San Francisco.

Shares in scooter manufacturer Vmoto have dived 20 per cent today after the company announced on Friday it expected to record a $ 2.24 million loss for the first half of the 2011 financial year.

Under current law in San Francisco, riders of all ages have to wear helmets and it's illegal to ride scooters on sidewalks.

On Monday, San Francisco's city attorney issued a cease - and - desist order against Bird, Spin, and LimeBike for the unlawful operation of scooters in the city, ABC7 News is reporting.

Spin raised $ 8 million in a Series A investment in 2017 to get its bikes on the road, and launched its scooters in February.

«In our company, we throw stress balls around and ride scooters while on the phone.

Perhaps a gaggle of elfin employees, scootering in and out of meeting rooms on mint - colored mini-Vespas with blueprints for next season's must - have toys?

In the last few months, electric scooters have popped up everywhere — but not everyone is on fully board with their growing popularity.

I was at the embarcadero in San Francisco a few days ago and saw a dozen of these scooters for hire on the sidewalk.

In just a matter of a few months, hundreds of dockless bicycles and scooters have appeared on the streets and sidewalks of San Diego.

«The SFMTA has been informed of one instance in which a person with a visual impairment fell after tripping on a scooter, as well as a report of a person breaking a toe after tripping on a Powered Scooter Share scooter.»

In separate letters to Spin, Lime and Bird today, the SFMTA let each company know it is aware they have respectively placed shared electric scooters on the sidewalks.

A Bird scooter recently inspected by Quartz in San Francisco bore a product sticker on the base that read, «Mi Electric Scooter.»

Startups including Bird, founded by former Lyft - then - Uber executive Travis VanderZanden, LimeBike, and Spin, have been dumping internet - connected scooters on city streets over the last year, ostensibly in an effort to fill the gaps in municipal transit.

Bird states on its online safety page that scooter speeds are «throttled to 15 mile per hour» [sic] and says in its rental agreement that riders must not exceed a maximum weight of 200 pounds.

A V - brake this scooter has is a lot more effective on flat surfaces than on the rough terrain, so keep it in mind.

Bird's bill seems unlikely to be well received in San Francisco, where the venture - capital fueled rash of scooters already has residents on edge.

Backed by more than $ 250 million in venture capital funding, Bird, LimeBike, and Spin have dumped hundreds of scooters for adults on the city in recent weeks, much to the chagrin of regulators.

The moment was only a few seconds long but stood out in my mind because they were laughing and riding the scooters like it was their first time, and because there were 2 people riding together on 1 scooter, which was funny to see.

I turned my head in time to see a grown man on a razor scooter mow down a small girl who was walking with her parents.

When I wanted a real sit down meal instead of shoveling a can of Spaghetti - O's in my mouth before I knocked out some nasty jumps on my Razor scooter, I'd actually put them in a bowl alongside my sandwich of choice: grilled cheese.

Williams nails a lot of tricks both in scooter and BMX on his Instagram account.

A funny moment before the kick off where a Man Utd fan with long hair and a green parka on decided to goad the Liverpool fans, he was then run over by a Liverpool fan in a disability scooter to great amusement in the away end!

Our scooters are used daily, thrown in the boot of the car, jumped on, raced with and we've never had any problems with them at all.

It is only now that in higher socio - economic circles that car seats are gaining popularity and watching a family of five roll by on a scooter will certainly give you some perspective.

The Mini2Go Scooter is an ingenious scooter for even the youngest in your brood... with the turn of the included tool, this scooter goes from a sit - on trike to a stand - up 3 wheel scooter!

The same goes for active transport — getting to your destination on your own power, whether that means on foot, bike, scooter, or in - line skates.

While you walk, jog, or run, older preschoolers and grade - schoolers can get their own workout on scooters, tricycles, bikes, or in - line skates.

The main difference between them is that with standing scooters kids stand on a deck while holding the handlebar and with seated scooters the design is very similar but have a seat installed on the deck, that resembles in many cases bicycle seats.

If we go on walks, the oldest rides a bike or scooter while I push the youngest in the jogging stroller or push bike.

The brake is operated by foot on the backside of the scooter which some kids may find difficult in comparison to a handlebar brake but it's not anything to be concerned about as they wouldn't take a long time to get accustomed to it.

The best electric scooter for your child is out there on the market, it may not be in the review section of this guide but now that you are a bit more aware of the features and specifications available, you'll find a fantastic gift in no time.

In order to get your child started into the rewarding and exciting world of dirt - biking, you will have to provide them with a bike that will meet their needs and encourage them to move on to bigger and better rides in the future (or shift them to alternative vehicles, like go - karts or electric scootersIn order to get your child started into the rewarding and exciting world of dirt - biking, you will have to provide them with a bike that will meet their needs and encourage them to move on to bigger and better rides in the future (or shift them to alternative vehicles, like go - karts or electric scootersin the future (or shift them to alternative vehicles, like go - karts or electric scooters).

We found that the scooter was a bit unreliable for our young children when we used it on sidewalks in our residential neighborhood, where driveways and other inclines and dips disrupted the smoothness of the ride.

Toddlers will get more exercise on a scooter than in a stroller, instilling a love of physical activity and building children's strength and confidence.

While we loved the lean - to - steer mechanism on other models, we found it too complicated for the 2 year - olds who are this scooter's intended users: they just couldn't get the hand of shifting their bodies in order to turn the scooter, even though their older siblings could master the technique easily, demonstrating that the difficulty was not caused by a flaw in the scooter but by the motor skills of young toddlers.

When they have developed a bit more balance, toddlers can graduate to the gliding mode, in which the ride - on toy converts into a small stand - up scooter.

In the past several weeks, electric scooters have popped up on the sidewalks of San Francisco, adding yet another vehicle sharing platform to the mix of dockless bikes that have received mixed...

Additional features found on the UberScoot 1000w electric scooter include: an advanced suspension system that conquers rough terrain with one «Cam - Link» shock absorber in the front and adjustable twin shocks in the rear, easy one - touch chain tensioning that makes adjusting the chain a breeze, powerful front and rear disc brakes, 10» air filled street tires on aluminum alloy rims, a one - touch easy fold «Posi Lock» frame, quick - release seat, BMX style handlebars, headlight, tail light, rear mud guard and key ignition for added security.

Adding on to my last post... He has too many toys and seems to love getting them all out and not even play with them.He loves jigsaw puzzles and often does his favourite ones over and over again, but now tells me they are boring now.He seems to be looking for things to do all the time, and i have to keep giving him little jobs to do, otherwise he says he is bored.He has friends he plays with in the neighbourhood, he loves to ride his bike or scooter, but his friends don't play all the time.

The Radio Flyer scooter can be bought in stores, but should you buy online there is even an option to custom design the entire scooter based on a child's preferences for color and accessories.

I bought this to use with my 2.5 year old to give him a rest in long walks but it is awkward to push and I have to walk to the side of it, but on the up side it's a great scooter when not attached to the pram

Negatives for me - heavy (as a scooter on its own so not as easy for toddler to manoeuvre), quite long so when attached to pram you need to walk slightly to the side to avoid kicking it as you walk, plastic on base not strong, poor quality grip tape, can not lower pram to sleeping position when board in use.

Ought to be fact, 40,000 everyone was come to hospitals in america due to injuries which were brought on by riding scooters within the this past year.

This article reviews the best electric scooters for kids in two categories: standing scooters — which kids operate by standing on a deck and gripping a set of handlebars — and seated models, some of which feature high, bicycle - style seats mounted to decks similar to those on standing scooters, while others resemble Vespas and other seated scooters meant for adults.

For whatever reason, we haven't had a regular scooter in the house and he loves going over to his friend's house where he gets to ride on his Razor Scooter.

Because this model is meant for teens, parents should be aware that teens may engage in risky behavior on their scooters.