Safety Measures

	Having Regular Checks Just like a human body, an electronic scooter also needs to have its weekly dose of maintenance. Do a regular check like visual inspection and the wear on the belt or on the chain base on a weekly basis. You should also check for cracks in the welds and ensure that the brakes are working properly. Lastly, check for looseness in any of the electronic scooter’s screws
Wear Helmet Upon Riding Users are required to wear a helmet in most scenarios and gloves should the user be speeding past the 15km/h mark. Users are also advised not to ride near traffic junctions. Roads are a no-go when using your E-Scooters. To allow cars to have a better vision control of you, you can add extra reflective tape and flashing lights to the scooter. Bright colours are also reccomended to be attached to the scooter when the sun is down.
	Avoid Risky Riding Behaviours As risky riding behaviour will increase the chances of getting into accident, users should avoid doing tricks or riding on to dangerous terrain which will put yourself in risk of being injured. Sustained Fatal Injuries can also happen if the user is not careful. Acts such as the riding of scooter on roads and highways are prime examples. If you are a parent, be sure that your child is abiding to all traffic regulations as well and nonetheless set a role model to your child.
Appropriate Clothing Wearing appropriate clothing provide the rider with a form of safety. Rashes and scraping injuries can be minimized through wearing of long sleeved clothing and pants. Ideally, thicker and durable clothing will make your riding journey much more pleasant and assuring. Wearing gloves, wrist pads, knee pads, elbow pads and shoes are some of the additional measures which also greatly help in reducing injuries from escalating too badly when speeding on an e-scooter.