A simple scooter gets 80 MPG - 90 MPG, can use all existing transportation infrastructure, and anybody can ride (if you can ride a bike then you can ride a scoo

A simple scooter gets 80 MPG - 90 MPG, can use all existing transportation infrastructure, and anybody can ride (if you can ride a bike then you can ride a scooter), and has low acquisition costs. Get states on board with allowing those having a drivers license to be able to legally ride a scooter, where presently many states require getting a motorcycle endorsement which is a definite obstacle. I'm really surprised the U.S. isn't pursuing this harder seeing as how we've built so much infrastructure for motorized vehicles. I'm an engineer - we don't need nirvana, we need improvement.