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The Greek government has introduced new legislation aimed at regulating the use of electric scooters in response to safety concerns, particularly following a series of accidents involving minors. The proposed regulation includes a complete ban on the use of e-scooters by individuals under the age of 17. Additionally, it mandates insurance for all users of these vehicles and significantly increases the penalties for violations.
The announcement was made by government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis, who indicated that the measures would be tabled in parliament. The legislation responds to calls for stricter guidelines to ensure road safety amid rising incidents involving e-scooters. As part of the law, those who violate the new rules will face substantial fines, signaling the government's commitment to addressing safety issues associated with e-scooter usage among younger individuals.
This regulatory framework is expected to impact how electric scooters are utilized in urban areas, aiming to provide a safer environment for all road users, especially vulnerable populations such as children. The full details of the legislative measures will be under review and are anticipated to be finalized in the coming days.
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30 June
Chaos reported on roads as a ban on e-scooter use for minors is imminent.
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