Two-stroke scooters are “super-polluters” in developing countries, according to a study from Switzerland. The study found scooters, proportionate to the amount of fuel consumed, can emit thousands of ...

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With temperatures rising like gas prices, scooters may seem the perfect mode of transportation. You get up to 100 miles per gallon, on top of the hipster factor and the feel of the wind in your hair.

Scooters are a popular form of transportation in much of the world, particularly in Asia and southern Europe. It's not uncommon, for instance, to see newly minted Russian citizen Gerard Depardieu ...

It acts like a 50cc two-stroke scooter in every respect but that of emissions - instead of producing mass hydrocarbons, it produces water. One of the most interesting new transportion initiatives in ...