You think your commute is bad? Imagine being stuck behind some clown who either craves danger or made a wrong left turn at the juice bar.
Taking eco-friendly transport to the extreme, dashcam footage captured a commuter on a Lime scooter making his way downtown, not so fast, on I-35 in Dallas, Texas, just before 9 a.m. on Monday.
"What? Bro, are you on a Bird scooter on the highway? Bro! What are you doing? Bro!" yells someone driving behind the scooter in the video.
The rider even switches lane, from the far left to the far right lane. It's worth mentioning that the electric rental scooter has a top speed of about 15 mph. The speed limit on I-35 is 70 mph, according to local news outlet Fox 4 News.
Mashable reached out to Lime for comment, and they mentioned that while a state law allows motorized scooters on roads where the speed limit is 35 mph or less, what this person is doing is clearly not that, and therefore, neither illegal or safe.
But we're just left scratching our heads — how did he even get on the highway in the first place?
