Councilman: Riding Scooters In Streets Is "Dangerous"
Detroit Councilman Kwame Kenyatta wants to put a stop to seniors riding motorized scooters and power wheelchairs in the streets, even when the sidewalk is not obstructed.
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Detroit Councilman Kwame Kenyatta wants to put a stop to seniors riding motorized scooters and power wheelchairs in the streets, even when the sidewalk is not obstructed.
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