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Accidents from scooters on the road double. The alarm comes from the trauma hospital doctors who every day face at least two traumas from accidents with these electric tools.
In the last year alone, 554 patients, mostly young people, ended up in the hospital, where, in addition to serious traumas, there were also deaths.
And if doctors appeal to young people to be more careful on the road, road traffic experts are tougher in their attitude. Gëzim Hoxha blames the police who, according to him, not only have the circulation of scooters on the road out of control, but allow their movement without rules and at high speed.
According to traffic and accident experts, scooter riders must have a driving license. Gëzim Hoxha is also critical of the municipalities that give these vehicles, with two wheels and high power, to use even by children.
In some countries of Europe, the debate continues about the banning of electric scooters on the road due to the high risk. While Paris became the first capital in Europe to ban electric scooters. It was the residents of Paris themselves who, through a referendum, voted in favor of their ban. /A2 CNN
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