How e-scooters are affecting UAE road safety - in pictures

  • E-scooters are becoming more popular as designated lanes open up and fleets of rides for rent continue to swell in Abu Dhabi and Dubai. Victor Besa / The National
    E-scooters are becoming more popular as designated lanes open up and fleets of rides for rent continue to swell in Abu Dhabi and Dubai. Victor Besa / The National
  • Viewed as a key component of a greener future with lower carbon emissions, the electric-powered scooters have become a familiar sight in Abu Dhabi. Victor Besa / The National
    Viewed as a key component of a greener future with lower carbon emissions, the electric-powered scooters have become a familiar sight in Abu Dhabi. Victor Besa / The National
  • The value of the global e-scooter market is expected to double from $15.22 billion in 2021 to $31.04 billion by 2028. EPA
    The value of the global e-scooter market is expected to double from $15.22 billion in 2021 to $31.04 billion by 2028. EPA
  • Dubai Police have confiscated 640 bicycles and electric scooters whose riders were found breaching traffic laws and endangering lives. These were seized in 13 days in a traffic campaign this month. Photo: Dubai Police
    Dubai Police have confiscated 640 bicycles and electric scooters whose riders were found breaching traffic laws and endangering lives. These were seized in 13 days in a traffic campaign this month. Photo: Dubai Police
  • A substantial network of dedicated lanes for e-scooters and bikes aims to connect more residential areas with public transport, to encourage residents to leave cars at home. Victor Besa / The National
    A substantial network of dedicated lanes for e-scooters and bikes aims to connect more residential areas with public transport, to encourage residents to leave cars at home. Victor Besa / The National