Discussions and Questions Amo Mobility Jaunty - Page 6
Would the Jaunty-3W transform last mile delivery in India?
17 January 2025 08:48
I'd love to try this out as a delivery driver. It seems way more maneuverable than the clunky vans we currently use.
Would the Jaunty-3W transform last mile delivery in India?
17 January 2025 08:48
I think that’s a great idea but safety is a concern. How visible is it to other vehicles in the day and especially at night?
Would the Jaunty-3W transform last mile delivery in India?
17 January 2025 08:48
That could mean more job opportunities for those who can’t afford or operate larger delivery vehicles.
Would the Jaunty-3W transform last mile delivery in India?
17 January 2025 08:48
I think it's a band aid solution. Instead, we should be working to build efficient, autonomous delivery drones.
Is it a boon or a safety hazard that the Jaunty-3W is no license required?
17 January 2025 08:48
Accessibility is great, but what if untrained users hit an accident button? Perhaps a short safety course should be mandatory?
Is it a boon or a safety hazard that the Jaunty-3W is no license required?
17 January 2025 08:48
I’m a person with a disability, and being no license is a godsend. I would not of had that freedom otherwise.
Is it a boon or a safety hazard that the Jaunty-3W is no license required?
17 January 2025 08:48
I think it's irresponsible. Although these vehicles may not go fast, they can do harm when not operated properly even at low speeds.
Is it a boon or a safety hazard that the Jaunty-3W is no license required?
17 January 2025 08:48
It’s much safer than a regular scooter because of its self balancing feature. There is no need for a license in my view.
Is it a boon or a safety hazard that the Jaunty-3W is no license required?
17 January 2025 08:48
It's a grey area. Until they become more common, we need clearer regulations for these types of vehicles.
Is it a boon or a safety hazard that the Jaunty-3W is no license required?
17 January 2025 08:48
I think the idea is great but I’m worried about insurance and liability if there was an accident.
Is it a boon or a safety hazard that the Jaunty-3W is no license required?
17 January 2025 08:48
This could be a wonderful opportunity to introduce a new, simplified license category for low speed electric vehicles.
Is the Jaunty 3W really wheelchair accessible?
17 January 2025 08:48
I’m a person with a disabled parent, and I think the Jaunty-3W is a game changer. It allows those who have trouble with mobility to have their independence back.
Is the Jaunty 3W really wheelchair accessible?
17 January 2025 08:48
I'm not convinced. The narrow seat and lack of adjustable features feel limiting for different body types and disabilities.
Is the Jaunty 3W really wheelchair accessible?
17 January 2025 08:48
I'm just not sure how safe it would be on busy streets. Perhaps it’s more suitable for controlled environments, such as malls or parks.
Is the Jaunty 3W really wheelchair accessible?
17 January 2025 08:48
He loves his Jaunty-3W! My grandpa. 'However, it is much easier to handle than a traditional mobility scooter,' he says.
Is the Jaunty 3W really wheelchair accessible?
17 January 2025 08:48
Instead, I’d like to see investment in making public spaces more accessible. These specialized vehicles are a band aid solution.
Is the Jaunty 3W really wheelchair accessible?
17 January 2025 08:48
It’s a brilliant self balancing feature for people who struggle with balance. It’s not perfect, but it’s a massive improvement over what we’ve had before.
Is the Jaunty 3W really wheelchair accessible?
17 January 2025 08:48
I’m an occupational therapist with mixed feelings. Some patients find it intimidating or difficult to use, but it’s great for others.
How do Indian road conditions suit the Amo Mobility Jaunty Pro?
17 January 2025 08:40
Bangalore has seen me push my Jaunty Pro through some pretty rough patches, and it’s held up surprisingly well. It's not luxury car smooth, but it does the job.
How do Indian road conditions suit the Amo Mobility Jaunty Pro?
17 January 2025 08:40
It's okay on normal roads, but I wouldn't trust it on really bad stretches, eh. Some of the monster potholes we get during monsoons are a little low on the ground clearance.
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