Personal urban transport

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	==Skateboards==		==Skateboards==
		+	Skateboards can be useful for travelling short distances. However, they have the following disadvantages:
		+	* high skill level required - very easy to fall off
		+	* no brakes - its difficult to go down even moderate inclines
		+	* they require a lot of space to turn
	==Electric skateboards==		==Electric skateboards==

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There are many options for Personal urban transport for moving around cities and towns.

Contents 1 Walking 2 Running 3 Skateboards 4 Electric skateboards 5 Bicycles 6 Folding bikes 7 eBikes 8 Scooters 9 eScooters 10 Cars 11 Electric cars

Walking

Walking is a slow but natural form of transport. It also provides good exercise that doesn't put too much stress on your body.

Running

Running can be used as an urban transport option but it is difficulty to carry many personal items and a shower and change of clothes at your destination is necessary.

Skateboards

Skateboards can be useful for travelling short distances. However, they have the following disadvantages:

• high skill level required - very easy to fall off
• no brakes - its difficult to go down even moderate inclines
• they require a lot of space to turn

Electric skateboards

Bicycles

Folding bikes

eBikes

Scooters

eScooters

Cars

Electric cars

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