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The man died from his injuries on Monday, police confirm
"He had a serious head injury and unfortunately his life was not saved," says Knut Nandrup, head of the Oslo Police Special Law section.
The man stayed badly injured in an electric scooter accident in Vollebekk in Oslo on Saturday . The accident happened on a walking and cycling path.
This is the first death on an electric scooter in Oslo.
A sharp increase in the number of accidents
The number of accidents has increased dramatically in the capital electric scooters. In 2020, 1331 accidents involving electric scooters were recorded in Oslo, up from 764 the year before.
Until June this year. in total, 856 accidents were registered. 421 of them were registered in June. This means that after an accident on electric scooters, 14 people went to the emergency room every day.
Until June this year. in total, 856 accidents were recorded. 421 of them were registered in June. This means that after an accident on an electric scooter, 14 people went to the emergency room every day.
Norwegia she has already had two fatal accidents related to the use of electric scooters. The first took place in September 2020, when a 40-year-old man died in an accident on a pedestrian and bicycle path in Finnfjordbotn in the municipality of Senja.
The second fatal case took place at Rykkinn in Bærum in November, when a man in his sixties fell on an electric scooter and died.
One of the survivors of a serious electric scooter accident is Suzanne Aabel, who she broke two legs after falling. She described the pain as "terrible, unbearable and constant" and stated that she would never ride an electric scooter again.
