Scooter

Who wouldn't love to have a dad like this?

This baby's got the looks and the range.

New bikes for the adventure, great American highway and urban mobility segments.

I really want to ride this thing.

Immotor Q is a foldable, silent, zero-emissions scooter.

Silent style.

Looking for something different to for your urban commute? How about an electric scooter that can zip in-and-out of traffic and then fold-up and be used as a shopping cart? The Urb-e City Edition is a folding electric scooter that's made in America.

Get two wheels, for a limited time.

San Fransisco's electric scooter service add to its network while celebrating a million electric miles.

Despite how ridiculous this thing looks, it also seems like a bit of fun. Could be practical, too. There's even an electric version.

Hyundai is working on more than the Ioniq triplets for its future mobility projects. How 'bout a single-seat EV and an electric scooter?

A couple mechanics from the Isle of Man decided it was a good idea to put a motorcycle engine in a mobility scooter. They earned themselves a world record.

Among the concepts Honda brought to its home motor show are a pair of "mobility solutions," with the compact Wander Stand car, and the Wander Walker scooter.

British police remind their countrymen that self-balancing scooters are banned under a 180 year old law.

BMW is adding Side View Assist blind-spot monitoring to its C650 GT scooter in Europe, a first in the segment, as part of a refresh of the touring scooter and its C650 Sport sibling.

The new B14 stand up scooter from Works Electric is an off-road blast.

Yamaha's 03Gen-f and 03Gen-x are two takes on the future of three-wheeled scooter design, one staying on the road and one venturing off.

Four years ago we posted on the three-wheeled foam car that made it to the round-of-four in X-Prize competition. Its inventor, Lon Ballard, created the vehicle for the sole purpose of lowering the number of road fatalities and has spent the intervening years refining the idea, and beginning pilot production of electric and gas-powered variants.

See that red thing? It's the Mini Citysurfer Concept. It is not, in case you were wondering, an automobile. Yet despite this apparent shortcoming, Mini has placed it on a plinth at the 2014 Los Angeles Auto Show.

Hot diggity dog, Fido is back! The people that brought us that bare bones electric scooter we found so fetching a few years back have resurfaced across the country in Kalamazoo, MI and will start sinking their canines into the business of building bikes, just as soon as they reco