Take A Scooter To Work Today (NAPSA)—For many, few experiences are nastier than the daily commute. In someareas, it’s worse than ever. In the country’s biggest cities, it can be downright ugly. One alternative to consider is the motorized scooter. Surprisingly efficient, they’re less expensive and more convenient to operate than the average automobile. With commuters in the country’s largest cities spending more than five hours a week in traffic, and the number of commuters increasing 10 to 20 percent every year since Put some zip into your morning commute with a scooter. like the new Suzuki Burgman can than ever on a scooter. 2000, the time maybe right to trade in your four wheels for two. Simply look at what a scooter offer in some of the U.S. cities with the worst commutes, accord- ing to recent U.S. Census reports: New York—Acostly metropolis, often, but New Yorkers benefit from a scooter’s low price tag. * Washington, D.C.—Our nation’s capital is knownfor its crowded thoroughfares. Solo scooter riders can legally use carpool lanes. Atlanta—It’s urban sprawl at its finest, yet scooters can com- fortably carry passengers on the longestrides. Chicago—Feel the Windy City’s windsin your hair. Philadelphia—yYourscooter can get you liberty from that crampedcar that’s notall it’s cracked up to be, for just a few Franklins. * Minneapolis—Tooling around the Twin Cities is easier San Francisco—Whenparking is practically nonexistent, scooters can be front-and-center in motorcycle spaces or right on the sidewalk. * Los Angeles—Famousfor its gridlock, but scooters lane-split on the freeways and surface streets. Miami—Whybe cooped up in a stuffy car when a stylish scooter rider enjoys the warm Florida sunshine? Houston—Therolling Texas hills gobble gas and money, but scooters can get up to 50 mpg. * Seattle—Coffee-drinking trendsetters will love the sleek styling and funky travel mode. The new 2003 Suzuki Burgman, available in 400ce and 650ce models, is fuel-efficient and the most powerful scooter in its class. Find out more at www.suzukicycles.com.
