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1. Daily Review Online - Business News
www.dailyreviewonline.com/Stor - [Cached]Published on: 10/31/2004 Last Visited: 10/31/2004
"Whether they should let the Segway in San Francisco just seems like a silly discussion to me, especially when the vast majority of the sidewalks are empty of people most of the time," said Segway owner Robert Cheasty of Albany. "Most of the people who are trying to jump in front of the issue haven't even ridden one themselves."
When Fielding rides his Segway around his home in Half Moon Bay, he often will carry a copy of the law with him in case an uninformed officer questions what he is doing.
Right now, Segways can be ridden on the majority of streets in California because few cities have regulated the devices beyond the state bill. -
2. Tri-Valley Herald Online - Business News
www.trivalleyherald.com/Storie - [Cached]Published on: 10/31/2004 Last Visited: 10/31/2004
"Whether they should let the Segway in San Francisco just seems like a silly discussion to me, especially when the vast majority of the sidewalks are empty of people most of the time," said Segway owner Robert Cheasty of Albany. "Most of the people who are trying to jump in front of the issue haven't even ridden one themselves."
When Fielding rides his Segway around his home in Half Moon Bay, he often will carry a copy of the law with him in case an uninformed officer questions what he is doing.
Right now, Segways can be ridden on the majority of streets in California because few cities have regulated the devices beyond the state bill. -
3. www.insidebayarea.com
www.insidebayarea.com/business - [Cached]Published on: 10/31/2004 Last Visited: 10/31/2004
"Whether they should let the Segway in San Francisco just seems like a silly discussion to me, especially when the vast majority of the sidewalks are empty of people most of the time," said Segway owner Robert Cheasty of Albany. "Most of the people who are trying to jump in front of the issue haven't even ridden one themselves."
When Fielding rides his Segway around his home in Half Moon Bay, he often will carry a copy of the law with him in case an uninformed officer questions what he is doing.
Right now, Segways can be ridden on the majority of streets in California because few cities have regulated the devices beyond the state bill.
