E-scooters 'three times riskier' for traumatic injuries than motorcycles and bikes
UKPulse Health Desk
A new study suggests that e-scooter riders face a higher risk of injuries to the brain and internal organs compared to cyclists or motorcyclists.
- E-scooters are reportedly three times riskier than motorcycles and bikes for traumatic injuries.
- Riders of e-scooters may face a higher risk of brain injuries.
- There is a suggested higher risk of internal organ injuries for e-scooter users.
A new study indicates that e-scooters are reportedly three times riskier than motorcycles and bikes when it comes to traumatic injuries. The research suggests that individuals who ride e-scooters face a higher risk of injuries to the brain and internal organs.
This elevated risk is in comparison to those who ride bicycles or motorcycles, according to the study.