Maybe, I think it depends on how durable they are. And how much they help with the last mile problem. Consider the cases where someone has the option to take a

Maybe, I think it depends on how durable they are. And how much they help with the last mile problem. Consider the cases where someone has the option to take a bus or train, but there's a mile gap on both sides of their commute (or even just one side). So instead they drive the whole distance. If they can hop off the bus/train onto a scooter to close that gap, it can tip the scales to public transit vs taking a car.