Maybe just walk or take a bike. This is equivalent to wall mart mobility scooters,(reply>), Average walking speed is 3.4 mph and average biking speed is 15 mph (20-25 if you're particularly fit, using a racing cycle, and have a clear path). These golf carts are far more efficient and practical, especially if you plan on transporting cargo.,(reply>), .... which are designed for people with mobility limitations, and mostly used by them. in a sprawling suburb, people with disabilities and elderly people need a way to go short-ish distances. you, personally, might have no problem walking or biking 5 miles to, for example, the library or the grocery store. but for a lot of people, assistive technology is necessary. i have a degenerative joint disorder and walking even a mile is difficult, so i often rely on others to do my shopping and errands, and i go days without seeing another person. a network like this could allow me to be more independent and more integrated in the community. i think everyone would agree that that's a good thing<br><br>the fact that it also gives young people (~16 yr old) a smaller, less dangerous "road" to practice driving is just a bonus.,(reply>), Walking is not viable in this city. There are some residential areas near shopping centers but usually people live a few miles away from any stores.,(reply>), It looks like this is a sprawling piece of Suburbia. I doubt walking is a viable option.