Purpose To determine the frequency, characteristics, and resource use related to the
emergency department (ED) encounters resulting from electric scooter use in a major …

Purpose Electric scooters (e-scooters) are an emerging way of mobility in cities around the
world. Despite quickly rising numbers of e-scooters, limited studies report on incidence and …

Objective This study determined the vehicle-miles-traveled (VMT)-based injury rate for stand-
up, dockless electric rental scooters (e-scooters), and compare it with the VMT-based injury …

Objective To quantify electric scooter injuries encountered in United States emergency
departments, focusing on the head and neck, to understand the safety impact of these …

Background E-scooter usage was lawfully approved in Germany in June 2019. Since then, a
marked increase of e-scooter drivers has been noticed. Evidence concerning factors that …

Purpose Standing electric scooters (e-scooters) are rapidly becoming popular modes of
transportation in many urban areas across the United States. However, this increase in …

Introduction There has been a spike in recent news regarding motorized scooter injuries due
to the expansion of scooter sharing companies. Given the paucity of literature on this topic …

Objective Despite the increasing use of e-scooters globally, the pattern of injuries on
diagnostic imaging had not been well-documented to date. We performed a retrospective …

Introduction Since the introduction of a shared e‐scooter service to Auckland in October
there have been multiple media reports of associated injuries, but no quantitation of the …

Background Electric scooters (e-scooters) have become popular within a short time. With its
growing popularity, the number of admissions to emergency services due to e-scooter …