E-Scooters – Navigating Legal Challenges and Safety Concerns
New regulations introduced in England require hirers of rental e-scooters to provide their full name and driving licence number.
DfT Contract to define e-scooter regs
TRL and WMG win DfT contract to help define e-scooter regulations in the UK
E-scooters; Best practice guide for Cities
5 leading E-Scooter firms team up to produce a 'best practice' guide for cities.
Shared E-Scooter incident Data
E-Scooter Micro-mobility association publishes first-of-its-kind incident data involving shared e-scooters.
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“After being hit by a car when crossing at a pedestrian crossing I came across RTA Law Scotland and the team talked me through the process of making a claim. They dealt with everything on my behalf and I was delighted with the outcome. I would highly recommend RTA Law Scotland to anyone who needs their assistance.”
Wilma Gordon
“So grateful to the random person on facebook that directed us to these guys after our son’s motorcycle accident. The fact that they understand bikes and riding perfectly was an excellent starting point. Communication has been excellent from the very first call. Their manner is relaxed and friendly. Most importantly they cared about my boys recovery first and foremost and have a great team to support his rehabilitation. Their professionalism and kindness made the claim process very easy. With their help we achieved an excellent result.”
Joan Maclachlan
“I would highly recommend Cycle Law Scotland. My case was handled by Thomas Mitchell who provided advice and updates from the beginning to end. Cycle Law Scotland have access to numerous professionals who can provide expert opinions.”
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