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98. Roller skates

Roller skates are footwear fitted with wheels that allow a person to move by skating over a smooth surface. Traditional roller skates usually have four wheels arranged in two pairs, while inline skates have their wheels arranged in a single line.

Roller skaters should maintain control, adapt their speed to the surroundings and watch carefully for pedestrians, cyclists, vehicles and uneven surfaces. Where roller skating is permitted and which traffic rules apply vary between countries.

Roller skates
Roller skates at a roller-derby game.
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What are roller skates?

Roller skates are footwear equipped with wheels that allow the user to move by skating.

What is the difference between roller skates and inline skates?

Traditional roller skates normally have two pairs of wheels, while inline skates have several wheels arranged in a single line.

Where can roller skates be used?

This depends on local traffic rules. Roller skaters may be required to follow pedestrian or cyclist rules depending on the country, location and speed at which they are travelling.

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