scooter

n. a small vehicle with a board for your feet and a long handle, moved by pushing with your foot or using a battery.

n. a vehicle consisting of a footboard mounted on two or more small wheels and guided by a handlebar; includes both manual kick versions and electric models.

“The children left their scooters on the pavement while they played in the park.”

“The city introduced a fleet of electric scooters to reduce short-distance car trips and ease congestion in the downtown district.”

n. a small motorcycle with a seat and a place to rest your feet.

n. a light motorcycle with a step-through frame and a platform for the rider's feet.

“He rides his scooter to work because it is easy to park in the city.”

“In many European cities, the motor scooter is the preferred mode of transport for navigating narrow, historic streets where cars cannot easily pass.”

n. an electric vehicle with three or four wheels used by people who have trouble walking.

n. an electrically powered vehicle designed specifically for people with restricted mobility.

“The supermarket provides scooters for customers who find it difficult to walk around the store.”

“The local council invested in wider pavements to ensure that residents using mobility scooters could safely access the community centre.”