0 a two-wheeled vehicle, that a child stands on with one foot and pushes with the other -- sparkesykkel [ masculine ]
to ride a scooter å kjøre sparkesykkel
1 a type of small motor-bicycle. -- scooter
2 a child’s two-wheeled toy vehicle propelled by the foot. -- sparkesykkel
Figures relating to accidents involving 16-year-old riders of motor cycles or scooters only have not previously been published.
Surely the explanation is that motor cycles and scooters are ridden by the youngest section of the community.
They are included in a category which also includes motor cycles with sidecars, motor scooters and mopeds.
She thanked me for saying that not all people who rode scooters behaved badly.
The majority of train operating companies, and indeed other transport operators, will not carry scooters.
The accident reports do not record engine capacities, but the total comprised five on mopeds, 100 on motor scooters and 493 on motor cycles.
In 1985 58,000 motor cycles, scooters and mopeds were involved in accidents.
In the light of that question, it would help tremendously to restrict consumption if people were to substitute motor scooters for motor cars.
