Yes, it is possible for someone to learn to drive a scooty (a type of scooter) without knowing how to ride a bicycle. While there are some similarities in terms of balance and basic controls, the operation of a scooty is generally simpler than riding a bicycle.
Scooters, including scooties, typically have an automatic transmission, which means there is no need to manually shift gears. This can make it easier for beginners who are not familiar with the concept of shifting gears on a bicycle. Additionally, scooters often have a step-through design, making it easier to mount and dismount compared to a bicycle's frame.
Learning to ride a scooty will require understanding basic controls such as the throttle, brakes (typically hand-operated), and the steering. It's important to familiarize oneself with the location and function of these controls and practice in a safe, open area before venturing into traffic.
While prior experience with riding a bicycle can provide a foundation of balance and coordination, it is not a prerequisite for learning to ride a scooty. With proper instruction, practice, and adherence to road safety rules, anyone can learn to ride a scooty, regardless of their experience with bicycles.