Decathlon Removes E-Scooters From Sale in Ireland
Decathlon is stopping the sale of e-scooters in Ireland. This is because of new laws about e-scooters. Police are worried about safety on the roads.
The Irish government is planning new laws about e-scooters. These laws will create a national register of e-scooters. Decathlon has decided to stop selling e-scooters in Ireland because of these concerns. Over 109 people have died on roads in Ireland this year. Police are asking drivers to drive more slowly during the August bank holiday.
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Highlights
Decathlon Ends E-Scooter Sales
Decathlon is stopping the sale of e-scooters in Ireland.
Gardaí's Role in E-Scooter Ban
Irish police are behind the decision to stop e-scooter sales.
Road Deaths Drive the Change
Over 109 deaths on roads led to the concern.
National Register Planned
New legislation will create a register of e-scooters.
August Bank Holiday Warning
Authorities urge drivers to slow down during the holiday.