Tuesday, January 5, 2016

You Can Still Bring Your Hoverboard On Some Trains & Buses

You Can Still Bring Your Hoverboard On Some Trains & Buses

January 05, 2016 You Can Still Bring Your Hoverboard On Some Trains & Buses , 1 Comments


By Dennis Romero, Dec 31, 2015 LA Weekly

It's the holiday gift that's so hot it bursts into flames (sometimes).

The folks at regional passenger rail system Metrolink are concerned enough about notorious hoverboard fires and crashes that they are banning the devices altogether starting Monday.

"This was brought to our attention by passengers who were concerned," said Metrolink spokeswoman Sherita Coffelt. "This was prudent given concerns about fires or people falling off the devices."

Passengers can't even carry them onto trains, she said.
 
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