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What should we do with e-scooters? It’s time to end the legal grey area
E-scooters are becoming increasingly common on Scotland's roads and pavements, yet privately owned models remain illegal to ride in public. With accidents rising and compensation claims exceeding £110 million, is
Roadside Chat – Police & Lawyers talk rider safety
Police Scotland and Motorcycle Law Scotland discuss key motorcycle safety issues in Scotland — from filtering to theft prevention and rider training.
Police Scotland’s Access to Digital Equipment
What motorcyclists need to know about Police Scotland's rights to seize digital devices and data captured by them.
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