BBCNEWS BBC News December 10, 2021 09:52:00
Has warned that electronic scooters pose a serious threat and could cause fatal injuries. the charity is calling for tougher action to tackle illegal riding of e—scooters, after conducting a study on the impact of a collision with pedestrians. helena wilkinson reports. this test crash shows just how devastating the impact can be on a vulnerable pedestrian, in this case, the test dummy was equivalent to a three—year—old child. the e—scooter was travelling at 15.5 miles per hour. that's the top speed that e—scooters, taking part in government trials, are allowed to go. but for people l...