be equipped with a trailer hitch, allowing it to tow an extra cooler as a trailer. Designs use either gas-powered lawnmower engines or electric motors which are lighter, more energy efficient, and quieter. Both can have a wide range of power. The electric motors range from to and generally use 12- to 60-volt batteries. Gas-powered engines range from with a typical top-speed of , but enthusiasts have built much faster versions. The legal status of the ride-on cooler varies from country to country and in the US from state to state. In some jurisdictions, a driver's license is required to operate any form of motor vehicle on public roads, and a driver can be convicted of driving under the influence for riding one. See also Insulated shipping container Beer koozie Vacuum flask (Thermos) MOKON Cellarette Coolgardie safe References 11. EVERUN COOLERS丨explore fun in nature External links Food preservation Food storage containers fr:Glacière