That should end starting today: the last of Prague’s 610 Segway-restricting signs are going up this morning, meaning the ban can finally be enforced by local authorities, reports Pražský deník. For real.
Prague police are ready to begin issuing fines, according to police spokesperson Irena Seifertová, which can be levied up to 2000 CZK at the officer’s discretion.
According to iDnes.cz, half of the Segway tour operators in the Czech capital have already closed up shop.
The Segway sign installation came at a cost of 4 million crowns, but locals have taking note of just how comprehensive the signage appears to be.
If you happen to be the area of Křesomyslova in Nusle, for example, please be aware that Segways are forbidden from riding up and down the stairway in the park, though they can be ridden for about 80 meters in the adjacent parking lot: