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Marvin Rees last week gave possibly the most concrete indication yet that the Voi e-scooters are here to stay.
The Bristol mayor said he expected them to become a permanent feature of the city, adding: “It’s absolutely fantastic. You can see the convenience. It is possible for them to cut out car journeys and road journeys.
Voi to host safety events in Bristol
By Lowie Trevena, Monday May 17, 2021
In a bid to combat irresponsible rider behaviour, e-scooter company Voi will be hosting safety events and launching more in-app functions to keep people safe.
“Since Voi’s distinctive coral e-scooters first hit the streets of Bristol, a key challenge that has emerged is responsible rider behaviour,” says the company, which has received some backlash for riders parking the scooters on pavements.
“Voi has put these new measures in place to deter e-scooter riders from parking incorrectly as well as encouraging users to act cautiously, taking into consideration pedestrians and other road users.”
Sheffield mum s terror as lightning strikes house while children were asleep upstairs There was a huge bang and a flash and all the power went out
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A Sheffield mum has spoken out on the terrifying moment her house was struck by lightning while her children slept upstairs.
Magistrates fined him £80 with a £34 surcharge and £40 costs.
Mark Wall, 59, of Stoke Gardens, Gosport, admitted drink-driving at the Meridian Centre car park in Elm Lane, Havant, on January 22.
Magistrates fined him £461 with a £45 surcharge and £85 costs.
A test revealed he had 63 microgrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath.
The legal limit is 35.
He was banned for 18 months.
Ben Whitford, 19, of Queen Street, Portsea, admitted drink-driving in The Hard on January 23
A test revealed he had 40 microgrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath.
He must pay an £80 fine and £85 surcharge.
He was banned for 12 months.