E-scooter riders more likely to suffer severe head injuries than cyclists
Head injuries in e-scooters were 35% compared to 20% for cyclists.
Source: gjsentinel.com
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Head injuries in e-scooters were 35% compared to 20% for cyclists.
Compared to cyclists, the riders are more likely to be drunk and not to wear a helmet, a study says.
Head injuries in e-scooters were 35% compared to 20% for cyclists.