Can Mobility Scooters Be Driven on Public Roads?

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Mobility scooters generally cannot be driven on public roads because most of them are not classified as motor vehicles. Below is relevant information about mobility scooters: Definition: Mobility scooters, also known as lazy carts, refer to transportation and auxiliary tools designed for short-distance travel. In China, they may sometimes refer to cars, electric bicycles, electric scooters, two-wheel self-balancing scooters, or unicycle balancing scooters used for commuting. Disadvantages: The bumper's shock absorption effect is poor, and the battery is located at the rear. If rear-ended, it may easily cause a battery fire. The seat cannot be adjusted forward or backward, and at speeds of 40km/h, it is prone to tipping over. The vehicle's chassis welding is unstable and prone to fractures.