Most traumatic brain injuries involving electric scooters occurred while the rider was intoxicated—restrictions have significantly reduced the number of accidents

Most traumatic brain injuries involving electric scooters occurred while the rider was intoxicated—restrictions have significantly reduced the number of accidents

Posted by HUS on June 30, 2026

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A study by HUS and the University of Helsinki shows that more than 80 percent of traumatic brain injuries related to electric scooter use occurred while under the influence of alcohol. The majority of accidents occurred on weekend nights. Restrictions on e-scooter use have significantly reduced the incidence of traumatic brain injuries.

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A study by HUS and the University of Helsinki shows that more than 80 percent of traumatic brain injuries related to electric scooter use occurred while under the influence of alcohol. The majority of accidents occurred on weekend nights. Restrictions on e-scooter use have significantly reduced the incidence of traumatic brain injuries.

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