Police warn they will seize privately-owned e-scooters if they are driven on pavements
People riding their brand new electric scooters given to them for Christmas face points on their licence and having their vehicle seized, police have warned. Privately owned e-scooters cannot be ridden on pavements, roads or in public places, unlike those rented through schemes operated by local councils. Nottinghamshire Police are urging people to read up on the law and are trying to dispel and address some of the myths about where you can and can't ride e-scooters. The force has already targeted areas of Nottingham such as the suburb of Clifton, where e-scooters are popular. People ri...
Source: dailymail.co.uk
