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Right idea, wrong execution. It was never going to be able to compete against road traffic, but maybe a pavement version would now work?

...yes, this is the future I was wondering about! Crazy prices, but an obvious demand.

Yeah, that's pretty sexy. Imagine a smaller three-wheeled cross between that and a normal mobility scooter, and you'd have something cool enough (and stable enough) for a pub crawl from Los Christianos to Costa Adeje. It's even got its own cup holder.

Interesting point. Guess it depends on the country - there were plenty of non-disabled people on the tandem versions in Tenerife.

No, you have to stand up, for a start. They're a bit too "active" for most people.

We've all got used to old and / or disabled people whizzing around in mobility scooters, and they must be a godsend for people that need them. I had a play on my mum's scooter once, and they're easy to use. On a recent holiday in sunnier parts, I noticed there were loads of "tandem" scooters...