Japan's e-scooter accidents jump 6-fold after easing of rules
The surge happened after Japan allowed users to ride electric scooters without a driving licence in July.
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The surge happened after Japan allowed users to ride electric scooters without a driving licence in July.
The average number of monthly accidents involving electric scooters has shown a six-fold rise in Japan after the country started allowing users to ride the vehicles without a driver's license in July, recent data by the National Police Agency showed.
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