If you have ever sat on the Regional Road watching the traffic not move, this is the answer. The Piaggio Liberty 125 is the sensible one in the range — bigger wheels than a typical scooter, so it rides over the ruts and manhole covers instead of tripping over them, light enough to paddle around a tight parking space, and fully automatic, so there is nothing to do but twist and go. This one is Ta' Malta from new with a single previous owner and just 5,768 km on the clock, which for a 2023 machine is next to nothing. It is in excellent order throughout, with ABS on the front brake and a Euro 5 engine that will sip fuel all week. Running it costs almost nothing: the annual road licence is €10, and the licence is already paid to the end of March 2027. Park it anywhere in Valletta, Sliema or St Julian's, ride it to work in ten minutes instead of forty, and leave the car at home. Come and see it at Lia Buildings on the Mosta Road in Ħal Lija.