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More accidents: Traffic Safety Council demands driving license for e-scooters

The number of injured electric scooter riders has skyrocketed in 2025. Now the German Traffic Safety Council is demanding strict consequences.

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heise.deStai leggendo3 g fa

More accidents: Traffic Safety Council demands driving license for e-scooters

The number of injured electric scooter riders has skyrocketed in 2025. Now the German Traffic Safety Council is demanding strict consequences.

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irishtimes.com4 g fa

Should e-scooters be banned?

The problem is not simply rider behaviour but the design of the vehicles themselves

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  1. giovedì 16 luglio 2026·heise.de

    E-Scooter-Unfälle: 38 Prozent mehr Crashs mit Verletzten in einem Jahr

    Die Zahl der E-Scooter-Unfälle mit Verletzten ist 2025 um 38 Prozent gestiegen. Falsche Fahrbahnnutzung und Alkohol zählen zu den häufigsten Ursachen.

  2. venerdì 17 luglio 2026·irishtimes.com

    Should e-scooters be banned?

    The problem is not simply rider behaviour but the design of the vehicles themselves

  3. sabato 18 luglio 2026·heise.de

    More accidents: Traffic Safety Council demands driving license for e-scooters

    The number of injured electric scooter riders has skyrocketed in 2025. Now the German Traffic Safety Council is demanding strict consequences.