Palma police have launched a campaign to clamp down on electric scooters riders who break the law after an increasing amount of complaints from residents.
Transport
Two week campaign to enforce electric scooter regulations
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The sooner strict regulations are introduced the less likelyhood of serios accidents occuring. They need to have government sealed speed limiters. Helmets compulsory. Where they can be used. Itis frightening when they come from behind a crowd of Tourists on the fronts.
We noticed a big increase in scooters in Port de Soller on our recent holiday. Speed was the biggest problem and given the shared space along the seafront the dangers of an accident are self evident. Hopefully police will clamp down here as well.