Sarah Morris used to love riding an e-scooter. Until her accident.
Morris, a tour guide from Seattle, lost control of her rental last year and wiped out.
"The handlebars came back at me and hit me square in the face, knocking me unconscious," she remembered. "I fell to the ground and slashed my chin and forehead open on the gravel."
The accident left her with 60 stitches to her head, a traumatic brain injury, and a new perspective on motorized scooters.
"Now, I have zero tolerance for them," she said.
