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Jim Leffman

Riders On E-scooters Are More Likely To Suffer From Severe Head Injuries Compared To Cyclists

Two individuals riding electric scooters with one man riding a helmet and a woman riding without a helmet. Studies have shown that head injuries without helmets are much greater than those on bicycles. CHRISTINA SPINNEN/SWNS TALKER

E-scooter riders are likely to come off worse than cyclists in a crash and suffer more severe head injuries, a new UK study reveals at the Queen Mary University of London.

Two individuals riding electric scooters with one man riding a helmet and a woman riding without a helmet. Studies have shown that head injuries without helmets are much greater than those on bicycles. CHRISTINA SPINNEN/SWNS TALKER
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