they re a threat to pedestrians and to other road users. and the scooters themselves get in the way. users leave them all over the place, littering our streets. elaine knows the risks. she is partially sighted and relies on inca to help guide her around town. i heard some screaming, and then the next thing i knew, i d actually been hit by somebody that had come round the corner, gone straight into me, i then lost my balance, ended up falling on inca. bruised my elbow and my knee, which then meant, you know, you just don t go out. the department for transport told the bbc the incident is a matterfor the police. 31 towns are already part of the government s e scooter rental trials, with six london boroughs getting e scooter rental schemes today. the aim is to learn more about the risks and benefits of e scooters,
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