Speeding E scooter

Speeding E scooter on foot path from south down college in to scratchface lane Bedhampton Havant main road Whilst e-scooters are not illegal to purchase, they are illegal to use in public. This means e-scooters can only be used on private land, with permission of the landowner. As e-scooters do not have number plates, signalling ability and don’t always have visible rear lights, they can’t be used legally on the roads. Many privately owned e-scooters can reach speeds of up to 30mph and without noise from an engine, lights, or other methods to alert road users of their presence, e-scooters can be a danger to both riders and other road users.