Electric scooter accidents and head injuries are high

Overseas, electric scooter accidents are increasing. According to an American study, between 2014 and 2018, the number of patients admitted to electric skateboard accidents increased by 365%, with 3,300 injured during the steam period. During the same period, the number of injuries through electric skating increased by 222% over 39,000.

In addition, compared to bicycles, electric scooter accidents have a higher rate of head damage. One-third of those injured by electric scooters pointed out that it is important to wear a helmet as they suffered head damage. In the case of electric scooters, the maximum speed is usually 25km/h, and the actual speed you feel is quite fast when you ride. It is true that it is a convenient means of transportation within the city as the last one-mile means, but it requires attention to safety. Related information can be found here .