Nightly News | May 15, 2012
Honda unveils personal mobility device
Resembling a stool with small foot rests, Honda’s new unit is reportedly designed to let the user maintain eye-level height with other pedestrians. NBC’s Brian Williams reports.
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>>> potential help from honda for those folks who have trouble getting around. their new personal mobility device. it respontdss to shifts in your weight. it leaves your arms free, takes up much less space than regular scooters. still to be determined when it comes to market and for how much.