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On a regular day when driving to shul is permitted, can you park your hoverboard, segway, or scooter inside the shul?
it wouldnt be apropriate to bring it into the actual room of davening bt you can put it in a side room or lobby
Would a shul have a closet or place to lock it in the front area?
Usually a coatroom, depends on the place but you can usually leave it there for davening without a problem.
Put it in the same place you’d leave your bike.
segways and hoverboards are not allowed on public streets in NYC.
Not everything is about NYC…
there arent any regulations on such things in lakewood, but i think they are a lack of kavod for the shul
LB: Thanks – In NYC, segways and hoverboards are considered “moving vehicles” and therefore need to be licensed by NYSDMV. NYSDMV does not license such vehicles and therefore cannot be used on any public property including sidewalks.
My shul allows scooters and bicycles in the hallway although there is room for only 2 or 3 bikes.
That explains why I’ve never seen anybody using (so-called) hoverboards in NYC.
I’m waiting for a hoverboard that can actually hover.
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