Use first person for a close view
First-person riding is one of the listed features. Try it on a clear road and check whether it helps you focus on the direction of travel. The listing does not claim that it increases speed or changes physics. If nearby obstacles are harder to judge, switch back and compare rather than forcing one view.
Use third person to watch the scooter
Third-person riding can show more of the scooter and nearby space, which can be useful while learning a new handling setup. This is a practical observation, not a hidden stat advantage. The camera behavior may vary with device or updates. Use the in-game camera prompt instead of assuming a fixed key.
Keep comparisons fair
To compare views, ride the same open stretch with the same scooter and tuning. Change only the camera so you can judge visibility without mixing in other variables. No official camera-specific bonus or competitive advantage is documented on the public game page.