'A High Proportion' of E-Scooter Injuries Could Have Been Prevented, CDC Says

May 8, 2019

The CDC reported an e-scooter injury rate of 14.3 per 100,000 trips while studying Austin, TX. Thom Rickert, emerging risk specialist at Trident Public Risk, discusses the findings on this week's episode of Cheddar Rides.

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'A High Proportion' of E-Scooter Injuries Could Have Been Prevented, CDC Says

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