There's a new ride in town
Electric scooters arrived in Christchurch this week so we went to find out just what people think about them.
by New Zealand Broadcasting School students
There's a new ride in town
Jacob Johnson
Electric scooters arrived in Christchurch this week so we went to find out just what people think about them.
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