Coloring Book Scooter

A scooter is a single-track means of transportation that is popular as a form of recreation, a means of public transportation and fun for children.

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1. History: The idea of a scooter dates back to antiquity, but in the form we know today, scooters began to gain popularity in the 19th century as a form of play for children. Initially, they were made of wood and had metal or wooden wheels.
2. Design: Modern scooters are usually made of aluminum or other lightweight materials, making them easy to carry and maneuver. They have two wheels (sometimes three) and a platform on which the user stands. They also often have a handle that the user holds and steers the scooter.
3. Types of scooters: There are many types of scooters, including traditional scooters, folding scooters, electric-powered scooters, freestyle scooters for acrobatics or off-road scooters for rough terrain.
4. Electric scooters: Electric scooters have become popular in recent years as an eco-friendly means of transportation in the city. They have an electric motor and batteries that allow easy mobility.
5. Usage: Scooters are popular among children, teenagers and adults. They can serve as a means of transportation for short distances, a means of recreation or a tool for acrobatics (in the case of freestyle scooters).
6. Security: Scooter users should wear appropriate protection, such as a helmet and pads, especially when riding at high speeds or performing stunts.
7. Regulations: Many places have regulations regarding the use of scooters, especially electric ones, on public roads. Before purchasing and using a scooter, it is a good idea to familiarize yourself with local regulations.
8. Popularity: Scooters have become a common sight in cities around the world as a convenient and fast means of public transportation.
9. Ecology: Using electric scooters can help reduce greenhouse gas emissions and reduce traffic congestion.
10. Physical activity: Riding a scooter, especially the traditional one, can be a form of physical activity, helping to maintain fitness and train balance.

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1. Ancient beginnings: The idea of a scooter is not new. The first primitive versions of scooters can be found in ancient Egypt and China. However, they were more of a toy than a means of transportation.
2. World Scooter Day: May 19 is World Scooter Day, which promotes the benefits of using this mode of transportation, as well as safety and ecology.
3. Restoring popularity: The modern popularity of scooters has increased with the introduction of electric versions. These more modern models have become a frequently chosen means of public transportation.
4. First electric scooter: The first electric scooter was invented by Taylor Waynet in 1996. It was a much less advanced design than current models, but it set the stage for development.
5. Reducing congestion: In some major cities, electric scooters are seen as an alternative to cars, which can help reduce traffic jams and air pollution.
6. Environmental benefits: Electric scooters are considered greener than internal combustion cars because they generate fewer greenhouse gas emissions.
7. Speed record: The highest recorded speed on the scooter was about 119 km/h. It's a feat that required a specially designed scooter and the right conditions.
8. Sports and competitions: Freestyle scooters have become popular among young people and lead to competitions and contests, similar to skateboarding or BMX riding.
9. First use in medicine: Scooters were originally used in medicine as a rehabilitation tool for people with balance or movement problems.
10. Street culture: Electric scooters have become an important part of street culture in many cities, serving as a visible symbol of modernity and sustainable transportation.