CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Electronic scooter company Bird will hand out helmets along the rail trail on Monday to promote safety.
Channel 9 has recently covered several accidents and safety concerns involving the scooters.
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- Los Angeles has its 1st electric scooter DUI prosecution
- Scooter rider left clinging to hood of car in alleged road rage incident
- Statistics reveal spike in scooter-related injuries in major cities
- Councilman worried about dockless scooter safety: 'Someone will die'
- Cities grappling with how to deal with electric scooters
- Weeks after illegal roll out, scooters to return to Charlotte streets
A pilot program allowing the rentals in Charlotte expired last week, but the scooters are still out on the streets.
City leaders have not yet decided on any rules to regulate them and may wait for the state to create rules.
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