Personal transporter are self-balancing scooters. They can be used for transport, but they can also be used for recreation and sports. Personal transporters come from different companies around the world, with different designs and capabilities depending on what you need them for and how much money you want to spend on them.

Purpose: transport from place to place in a speedy, yet safe manner and at the same time have fun

This device is designed to allow a user to transport from place to place in a speedy and safe manner. It has been built with the goal of being fun, easy-to-use, lightweight and compact. The user can use it for many different reasons such as: getting around town for work or school; shopping at local stores; going out with friends on the weekend; or even just riding through the park on your own terms!

History: Hoverboard, wheeled board that is powered by electric motors.

In the 1960s a hoverboard was invented by an engineer named Christopher Cockerell. He built a prototype in 1959 and developed it into a commercial product called the Air Car in the 1970s. The hoverboard has been used as a means of transportation since Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace (1999). Lexus introduced its own version of what had been called a ‘hoverboard’ to consumers in 2017 with its new model, which is known as the Slide.

Appearance: Self-balancing scooter, Segway without handlebars

The Hoverboard is a self-balancing scooter. It looks like a Segway without handlebars, but it’s really much more than that. The Hoverboard makes turning on a dime possible, as well as stopping and starting on a dime with just a twitch of your toes. And because it’s so light, you can easily pick it up in one hand if you need to carry it somewhere or if there’s not enough room for storage in your home or apartment building.

Safety: wearing a helmet and other protective gear; following the law; obeying traffic rules

• Wear a helmet.
• Wear protective gear.
• Follow the law when riding your personal transporter, which is probably some kind of motorized bike or scooter.
• Obey traffic rules like stopping at stop signs and lights, yielding to pedestrians, staying in your lane when turning into crosswalks or from between traffic lanes on the road itself, etc.

How to use a personal transporter?

• To use a personal transporter, you must first stand with your feet approximately shoulder width apart. Then, hold the handlebars firmly in both hands and tilt back slightly so that you are looking up at the sky. You may want to close your eyes or look away while doing this as it can be disorienting.
• Once you’ve achieved proper posture, press down on the front pedal with your right foot and press on the rear pedal with your left foot at the same time. This will cause the vehicle to move forward (assuming there’s nothing in front of it). If there is something blocking its path, then this will be very difficult (or impossible) since there’s no way for it to go around without moving forward first

Personal transporters are a lot of fun, but they can also be dangerous if you don’t use them correctly. You should always wear a helmet when riding one and make sure that your children are wearing proper gear too! The cost of using these devices varies from company to company but generally speaking the price will depend on whether or not you want any additional features like extra batteries for longer rides.