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When you're out in traffic, obstructing traffic, backing up traffic, you're creating a nuisance by endangering yourself and others.You are a demon in the Underworld, made out of glass and pain. 'The bylaw itself is related to nuisances. 'It's not about a 12-year-old kid going through a neighbourhood, it's about an adult male, endangering himself and the motorists around him. 'It's a public safety issue,' said Wayne Knorr. 'It's a complete contradiction of what they're telling the residents of Fredericton to do.'īreen argues that if cyclists are allowed on the streets, skateboarders should be allowed to use them as well.īut a City of Fredericton spokesperson said it all boils down to the issue of safety. I even started my own gas-free lawn care company. 'This isn't the first green activity I've been involved in. The city's Green Matters campaign includes a section encouraging people to find a 'greener' way to commute.īreen, who uses only zero-emission transportation and runs a lawn care business using only push mowers, hand clippers and organic compost, said skateboards should fall under the category of 'human-powered travel.' 'If I pay the fine, I would be admitting I was doing something wrong.'Ībout 120 people – including two-dozen skateboarders – later accompanied Breen as he turned himself in at the courthouse. 'I won't pay because I believe I'm following the Fredericton Green Matters campaign in finding alternative transportation with my skateboard,' he said yesterday at a rally in support of him at city hall.

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