Overview
- Hessian Interior Minister Roman Poseck accompanied Frankfurt officers today at 15:00 to launch coordinated roadside checks of shared e-scooter riders
- The operation zeroes in on users under the influence of alcohol or drugs and those carrying more than one person
- Collisions involving e-scooters in Hesse surged from seven in 2019 to 1,081 last year, according to the Interior Ministry
- A July crash in Frankfurt that killed two 23-year-old twin brothers riding double on a bike path spurred the enforcement ramp-up
- Authorities are employing a ā3-Eā strategy of engineering, education and enforcement to bolster micro-mobility safety across Hessian cities