Is an e-scooter worth it if you have a car?
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It’s worth it. Depending on the housing situation and destination, an e-scooter makes sense if you can leave the car standing for smaller shopping in the city. This in turn is then used for longer distances. In this sense: Yes, can make sense, why not?
If, for example, a large parking lot is at work, this can save valuable minutes.