Deadly scooter accidents highlight a new technology at odds with South Florida lifestyle

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. -- The victims of scooter accidents are often young. In the last month alone, two scooter accidents left South Florida students dead while commuting. On March 18, 16-year-old Anthony Malec was hit and killed by a Tesla while riding his electric scooter to school. On March 5, Daniel Bishop, a senior at the University of Miami, was struck and killed while riding his scooter ...

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