Watch this video to the end. You will not believe how bad this scooter rider is.

Here we see two people turning onto a major road on a scooter pulling a baby carriage behind them. Please tell me there's no baby in that baby carriage.

I can't explain why this scooter rider plows straight into the train crossing bar face first, or why such a humorously tiny train passes by afterwards. I do know the rider is okay, and that it's safe to laugh.

Taking the subway (streetcar?) to deliver pizza when you're already riding a scooter sets new standards in laziness.

To celebrate the 100th anniversary of its first patent, IBM has published a gallery of photos spanning a century which show its employees engaged in innovation. This incredibly cool bald man in sunglasses is part of the series.

An elderly UK man on his way to a flea market was, by his own account, nearly "barbecued" when his mobility scooter burst into flames.

Our fab new site is just the place to see thirty seconds of corporate sellout from 1984 which somehow isn’t tacky: Devo peddling totally space age Honda scooters. The goggles! Dear lord, the goggles.

An elderly F1 fanatic has customized his mobility scooter with alloy wheels and Ferrari merchandise. You know, to make it go faster.

The people who make electric scooters like to advertise how they can take their elderly riders anywhere. There's probably a fine-print exemption to "anywhere" that includes the shoulders of busy freeways. This owner did not read the fine print.

After a 59-year-old man died in a collision between his scooter and a motorized wheelchair, police in St. Petersburg, Fla., have to decide whether the wheelchair's operator was a pedestrian or a driver; if he's driving, he could face charges.