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The epidemiology of electric scooter-related injuries in Malaga: effects of shifting from sidewalks to streets under new traffic regulations

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Juan Melgar Núñez *
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David González-Quevedo
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Enrique Guerado
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Almudena Pérez Lara
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David García de Quevedo
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Iskandar Tamimi
DOI:10.1016/j.jth.2025.102208delete
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• Electric scooter injuries increased in Malaga from 2018 to 2022. • Upper extremities and facial bones were the most commonly fractured areas. • New regulations reduced pedestrian collisions but increased car collisions. • Injury severity and fracture location remained unchanged after regulation changes. • Stricter enforcement and helmet use are recommended for injury prevention.
Keywords:
Electric scooter
Injuries
Sidewalks
Streets
Helmet
Alcohol
Fracture
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Journal of Transport and Health
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Regional University Hospital of Malaga
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