Girl with Electric Scooter Run over Seconds After Being Interviewed About Regulation of Electric Scooters
12 November 2019
Riding an electric scooter through city streets has become the latest trend.
That being said, the speedy, silent mode of transport has come under some controversy.
Whilst on one side some see the value of the eco-friendly mode of commute, others are worried about the dangers.
This has led to cities across the world hastily coming up with new regulations for scootering.
In a hilarious viral video, a woman who is being interviewed complaining about new safety regulations gets hit by a car.
Classic.
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u kno what idc what people say FUCK those electric scooters they’re death traps— cute lil gay commie (@cute lil gay commie) 1573367408.0
Finally rode one of those public electric scooters and let me tell you.. it was really fun and better than walking— Sarah Stone (@Sarah Stone) 1572826900.0
At #BIOEurope Hamburg, they have city electric scooters, Liverpool needs these! https://t.co/COmSyRCQ3R— iiCON Infection Innovation Consortium (@iiCON Infection Innovation Consortium) 1573475971.0
Riding While Drunk and Other Dangers of the Electric Scooter Craze Get ready, New York. Hoboken shows what happens… https://t.co/iHr9BrQfgu— spacewoman reporter (@spacewoman reporter) 1573079024.0
via: YouTube
When asked by the interviewer what the new rules meant for scooter users, she explained: "You can't go anywhere unless it's a cycle path or ACIRE (zones of restricted vehicle access.)"via: YouTube
In defiance with the rules restricting electric scooters to cycle paths, the girl proceeds to scoot along a busy crossing.via: YouTube
In what could have been the perfect end to the video interview, the girl seems to glide away.via: YouTube
Just before the scooter user could safely reach the other side of the street she gets knocked down by an oncoming vehicle. I guess that's what the rules are there for...