Why are delivery scooters stolen so often?

Delivery scooters are the most predictable targets on the street, and thieves have noticed. It's not bad luck — it's structural:

• They're parked constantly. A delivery rider stops dozens of times per shift, often for just a few minutes — exactly long enough for a practiced thief and exactly short enough that riders skip the lock "just this once."
• They keep engines running. Riders leave scooters idling outside restaurants and lobbies to save seconds. A running scooter is a ten-second theft.
• They follow routines. Same restaurants, same blocks, same hours, every day. Thieves case delivery zones the way they case parking garages.
• They're worth money working or parted. There's constant demand for cheap delivery-capable scooters — including, uncomfortably, from other people who need one to work.
• They work late. Night shifts mean empty streets and no witnesses.

If you ride for work, the fixes have to fit the job: a disc lock you can set in five seconds every single stop, engine off and keys out no matter how short the drop, parking in the light where staff can see the scooter, and a hidden magnetic GPS tracker on the frame. For a working rider, the tracker matters double — the scooter is your income, and a live location handed to police is the fastest route to getting back to work.

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