Tag: scooters
Cyclists fined for ignoring traffic rules
Police have been out in force around Norway in recent weeks, setting up traffic controls near newly re-opened schools and after high levels of...
New el-scooter rules loom
Everyone using the both loved and hated electric scooters in Norway next week will need to abide by stricter rules beginning next week. As...
Young man killed in el-scooter crash
A 21-year-old man was killed Wednesday morning when the electric scooter he was riding collided with a car at Bjorlandsringen in the municipality of...
El-scooter rider killed in collision
A man in his 30s who was riding an electric scooter in Stavanger late Friday night collided with a car shortly after midnight. He...
Man convicted of drunken el-scooter use
A 38-year-old Norwegian man who ran into a pedestrian while operating an electric scooter in Oslo last summer has been convicted, sentenced to 15...
Bergen now has the most el-scooters
Pedestrians in Oslo could breathe a sigh of relief this week, after thousands of electric scooters were forcibly removed from the city streets, leaving...
Court upholds new el-scooter rules
Thousands of Oslo's popular but highly controversial electric scooters were left scattered and unusable around town on Friday. New restrictions limit their sheer numbers,...
Minister ‘wakes up’ to el-scooter danger
Transport Minister Knut Arild Hareide now claims to be "deeply worried" over the ongoing rise in serious accidents involving electric scooters, and how they...
El-scooter operators sue Oslo officials
Three companies that rent out controversial electric scooters in Oslo have sued the city over new regulations that will limit the total number of...
Hit-and-run scooter driver fined
Police in Bergen have fined a man in his 50s NOK 13,000 (USD 1,600) for allegedly hitting a toddler on a public square in...
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