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E-scooter riders three times more likely to suffer brain injury than motorcyclists, study finds

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E-scooter riders three times more likely to suffer brain injury than motorcyclists, study finds
E-scooter riders ‘have higher risk of traumatic injuries than cyclists or motorbikers'
E-scooter riders face a higher risk of injuries to the brain and internal organs than cyclists or motorcyclists, analysis has suggested.
The Scotsman
The Scotsman2 hrs ago
Electric scooter riders face ‘higher risk of traumatic injuries than motorcycles and bikes’
Women more likely to suffer serious injuries due to e-scooter design and riding patterns
The Sun
The Sun2 hrs ago
Deadly electric scooters ‘MORE dangerous than motorbikes’ – with triple the risk of brain injury
E-SCOOTERS have a higher serious injury rate than motorbikes and a greater risk of brain damage, a study suggests. Electric scooters’ popularity has soared but thousands get seized by the police as it is illegal to ride your own in public. NHS doctors said riders not wearing helmets and behaving recklessly might be beh
Motorcyclist suffers life-threatening injuries in Hull crash
A 28-year-old motorcyclist has been left with life-threatening injuries after his bike crash into a lamppost in Hull.
Wales Online
Wales Online🏁 first to report1 days ago
Two people suffer life-threatening injuries in A40 crash
Police said two people were flown to hospital with life-threatening injuries following the collision