I live only a few blocks away from a college campus in downtown Colorado Springs, and all the cool kids ride electric scooters. (I am not one of them.) I’ve never been a big fan of e-scooters, mostly because of how often riders inconsiderately abandon them in the middle of the sidewalk once they’ve reached their destinations, which are often late-night parties with music blasting at unfathomable volumes not far from my house. I discover them tipped over the next morning while walking my dog and begrudgingly step around them. Some may call me a “cranky city dweller.” But Michael Booth’s story in today’s Colorado Sun has me rethinking my point of view. Let’s be clear: There’s no rea
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