What's the best vehicle of transportation for a college

A single speed bicycle with low gearing

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>>1032225
recently graduated, saw retarted googles carrying those up the stairs all the time, lel.

pic related, some weird autismo used to fucking shred with one of these

>>1032226

Basically, yeah, if you have a big campus or you want to ride form home.

Skateboards can be excellent. A brakeboard even better.

Electric or kick scooter. Faster, safer, cheaper, more controllable, can squeeze through tighter gaps, can drop stairs and curbs/hop up them or quickly dismount and carry it, look like less of a tool.

>>1032255
>cruising around the campus with a razor scooter
yeah you'll look less like a tool and more like a massive autismo

get a bike. More efficient, no battery, faster, and you won't look like a sharper image reject or 12 yearold autist with a capri sun

>>1032226
considering the social impacts of all other forms of transportation, this is the best.
>no parking pass
>not autistic
>most likely not a liability if it get stolen
>better than walking
>fine for hills
>low/no maintenance

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>>1032225
Really depends on the size, terrain and height profile of your campus. I live right off the campus of a European university (used to live on campus) and everything works fine, except for cars.
I can walk to class which takes 10 to 20 minutes depending on where I have to go.
If the ground is free of water, ice and leaves, I can take the kick scooter downhill and I'm there in 5 to 10.
I recently got myself a bike, and it takes 5 minutes max total riding time to get there. I usually take a longer way around because of a construction site that is a pain in the ass even on foot.
Or I can walk/scoot straight downhill and catch the tram/light rail, which is a bit faster than walking to the further-away buildings.

>>1032225
>anything but walking

How much electricity do these things consume? Like, how much does it add onto your bill to run one of these for say, 5 hours a week?

>>1032225
use your legs you fat americunt

>>1033122
this basically

>>1032225
standing in a wheelchair

wew

I'd say that an electric skateboard might be a good idea.

Small enough to bring it on a bus or shove it in a locker.

And you MIGHT not look like a total tool.

>>1033434

This is going back to the late 90s / early 2000s. The undergrad population of my school was roughly the size of a high school. About 5000 give or take. You recognize people because there aren't a whole lot of people to recognize, you know? It was also really easy to stand out.

There was this one guy: long hair, fedora, goatee, black trench coat, and those fucking shoes. He did not walk between buildings; it was a 10 foot sprint followed by a 5(?) foot erratic coast usually ending up on the grass. It was one of the saddest things you've ever seen.

>>1033434
Heelies were shit when they came out and they are shit now. That being said, I still want a pair for autistic reasons.