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Would Segway operators have to follow the same laws as other pedestrians?

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Would Segway operators have to follow the same laws as other pedestrians?

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• When Segways are being used on sidewalks, Segway operators would be subject to the rules of the road that apply to pedestrians under the Highway Traffic Act. • If the Segway is being used on roadways or highway shoulders, the traffic laws that apply to bicycles and cyclists would apply to the Segway operator. • There are a few rules that apply specifically to Segway operators: • If travelling on the sidewalk, paths, walkways, they cannot ride faster than the speed of pedestrians using the same sidewalk at the same time; • Segway operators must yield to pedestrians and bicycles, if there is not enough space to safely pass; • If using the roadway, Segway operators must make any left turns by crossing at the crosswalk as a pedestrian.

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