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E-scooters being advertised for commuting despite UK road ban

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E-scooters being advertised for commuting despite UK road ban
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Major UK retailers have been found advertising e-scooters for public road use, despite such usage being illegal under current UK law. Following investigations, several companies have updated their websites to clarify that private e-scooters are restricted to private land.

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This highlights a regulatory gap between consumer product availability and public safety laws, creating confusion for commuters and potential legal risks for riders.

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Image source, Getty Images By Imran Rahman-Jones Technology reporter Published 10 minutes ago Retailers including Amazon, Argos and Currys have been found to advertise e‑scooters for use on public roads and paths, despite this being against UK law.

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