I understand this sub harks on uses of cars when something else is perfectly viable, if the infrastructure was in place.
But, what’s this sub’s opinion on recreational vehicles? Things like golf carts, ATVs, dirt bikes, and rock crawlers?
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Just add a few, you could drive them anywhere you want and then select to "set up camp" or whatever they choose to call it. Then when you start game or choose to return home you would go to your RV. That way you can start game anywhere you choose rather than being limited to the locations of the houses.
Personally Id park my RV at the top of the volcano.
I received a visit from Code Enforcement today because of my pop up camper stored in my driveway. I knew this day was going to come eventually. I know that “letter of the law” I’m in the wrong and should find a home for it offsite or build a wider side gate and store it in the back.
But, people actually care about issues like this? Why are recreational vehicles banned? The neighbor who complained runs a landscaping business and has not one, but two landscaping utility trailers parked in his driveway. Despite violating our deed restrictions, it doesn’t violate city code.
I’m going to move my trailer, but help me understand why it should matter to anyone else. No hoa. I swear, people have too much time on their hands.
I know I’m asking the scooter sub, but out of all the personal EV’s out there, what would you get if you just wanted a fun vehicle to go on night rides around the city/neighborhood, no range or speed requirements. About $1,500-$2,000 to spend.
