Accidents & Violence, Mobility / 23.12.2024

Editor’s note:  Remember driving or traveling in a scooter of any kind involves risk. Please be sure to wear a helmet, obey traffic rules and be alert for road hazards, bumps and other drivers. Injuries to scooter drivers and occupants can be serious or even deadly. Do not drink alcohol or use drugs while operating a scooter. Compact electric scooters are a popular transportation option for people with limited mobility. Electric scooters are useful for everyone, but they are especially an excellent option for seniors looking for a more efficient and convenient means of transportation. The speed of these models can be regulated from “turtle” mode up to 10 mph, depending on the model, which means they are faster than walking but slow enough to be safe and easy to control. The fastest high speed mobility scooters can speed up to 15 mph, which is impressive. Higher mphs are not recommended for seniors. Electric scooters are, therefore, top-notch for traveling short distances, as they combine comfort, versatility, and time-saving when visiting shopping centers or visiting the dearest and nearest. (more…)