I want to get this URL:
example.com/scooter-details/1/vespa-sprint
But the URL I get is:
example.com/scooter-details.php?scooter_id=1&scooter_brand=vespasprint&scooter_model=
scooter_model "sprint" is in the scooter_brand query, which usually must be scooter_brand=vespa&scooter_model=sprint. Hope you can help me solve this problem
htaccess codeOptions +FollowSymLinks -MultiViews
RewriteEngine On
# SEO FRIENDLY URL
# Redirect "/scooter-details.php?service_id=<num>" to "/scooter-details/<num>"
RewriteCond %{ENV:REDIRECT_STATUS} ^$
RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} ^scooter_id=(\d+)&scooter_brand=([^/.]+)&scooter_model=([^/.]+)$
RewriteRule ^(scooter-details)\.php$ //%1/%2-%3? [QSD,L,R=301,N]
# Rewrite "/scooter-details/<num>" back to "scooter-details.php?service_id=<num>"
RewriteRule ^(scooter-details)/(\d+)/([^/]+)$ .php?scooter_id=&scooter_brand=&scooter_model= [L] 
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If you want to capture elements of the query string (i.e. already URL encoded) and use them to build a URL path. Otherwise, you'll end up with the double URL-encoded portion of the resulting URL path - that's what it looks like.
%20is a double URL encoded space. ie. It appears that the query string you are capturing hasHowever, the rule you posted seems to have nothing to do with the example URL given?