>Lots of disabled Americans ride around on scooters (4-wheeled motorized carts). I believed we were talking about the razor scooters/scoot-share services, whic

>Lots of disabled Americans ride around on scooters (4-wheeled motorized carts). I believed we were talking about the razor scooters/scoot-share services, which are too finicky for people with mobility issues to be able to use on bumpy streets. The types of scooters you're talking about basically use the same infrastructure as wheelchairs. So if you're pedestrian friendly and have inclusive urban design (like curb-cuts) that won't really be a big deal.