Motor Scooter

A motor scooter is a type of two-wheeled vehicle that is classified under the supply class "Motorcycles, Motor Scooters, and Bicycles" in the supply group "Ground Effect Vehicles, Motor Vehicles, Trailers, and Cycles."

Motor scooters are typically powered by an internal combustion engine or an electric motor. They have a step-through frame design, which means that the rider can easily mount and dismount the vehicle by stepping through the frame rather than swinging a leg over it like on a motorcycle.

Motor scooters usually have a small engine displacement, ranging from 50cc to 250cc, although there are larger models available as well. They are known for their fuel efficiency and ease of maneuverability, making them popular choices for urban commuting and short-distance travel.

Motor scooters often feature a platform for the rider's feet, a seat for one or two passengers, and handlebars for steering. They may also have storage compartments, such as under-seat storage or a front basket, for carrying small items. Some models may come with additional features like windshields, fairings, or luggage racks.

Overall, motor scooters provide a convenient and economical mode of transportation, combining the benefits of motorcycles and bicycles. They are commonly used for personal transportation, delivery services, and rental purposes.