Disadvantages Of The 3-wheeler Mobility Scooters

By Author: Shilpika Ponnappa
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Does depending on the loved ones mean being a burden on them? Never can any individual be a burden to their loved ones unless their family members consider them so. When an individual has to face a bad phase of their life i.e. the phase of pain due to either some fatal accident or some major disease, and the doctors would have termed them disabled due to the affect of the disease or the accident on their physicality. More than accepting the physical pain and the disability to do any kind of work may it be small or big, the mental stress of accepting the fact and dealing with it seems very difficult and to pass through such a difficult phase, one needs to stay strong and that can happen only when family members and friends support them and help them. These individuals would know that they cannot perform any task without the help of their loved ones, and the effect of this fact on their mentality is what would draw them towards depression, which would add up to the pain they would be going through.

By understanding the pain such individual’s experience, mobility scooters were invented on which they could roam around ...
... at ease, indoors and even outdoors. The disabled and the old would be suffering from weakness in the entire body or at varied body parts, not being able to work or move faster due to the pain, and for such individuals these scooters come handy as the technology that is used allows them to move easily without exerting much pressure, especially while turning and on uneven terrain. The seating and the entire structure of the vehicle would add up to the movement of the rider, which if not rightly structured might add up to the pain that, they are already suffering from. Looking at the condition of such individuals, initially three-wheeler mobility vehicle was invented which had a very simple design. It was considered as the perfect vehicle for the disabled and the old, but soon the disadvantages of the vehicle showed up, which proved disadvantageous to them and making them uncomfortable while on move. The upper side of the vehicle was structured short which could be easily handled in the restricted areas, so that they could move around at ease. The down side of the vehicle was unstable due to the upper side being short. The instability that was experienced by the riders made it difficult for them to handle the vehicle with their weak hands and especially on uneven terrain as maneuverability needed to be stable on such rigid areas so that they could continue with their tasks without any hindrance. Due to instability the most dangerous part of the ride would be the fear of toppling down and causing injury to themselves. However, the scooter was further improvised on and better product was introduced later, which proved fruitful to the riders.

Shilpika Ponnappa,
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