#električni romobil

The driver, under 14, is not legally responsible, so proceedings will be initiated against her parent. The scooter was confiscated as it does not qualify as a permitted personal mobility device.

Police in Senj temporarily confiscated three electric scooters for exceeding legal limits. Check power and speed before purchasing.

A 22-year-old man fell off the scooter and was injured, and police determined the vehicle had more than three times the legally permitted power.

Police in Sedlarica stopped two electric scooter riders who committed a series of violations. Both were removed from traffic and face misdemeanor proceedings.

The accident occurred last night on the sidewalk of Bolnička Street, and the injured young man was treated at the Zagreb Children's Hospital.

Videos of dangerous e-scooter riding at multiple locations in Dalmatia are spreading on social media, and a reader reported the case to the police.

Twelve-year-old lost control of a powerful e-scooter not classified as a personal mobility device. He was injured and taken to hospital, and the vehicle was temporarily seized.

The accident occurred on August 11 at around 9 p.m. on Huljerat Street within the campsite, and the 63-year-old was transported to KBC Split with serious injuries.

A DalmacijaDanas reader sent in a disturbing video of an e-scooter ride on an extremely busy stretch of road. The rider was on the roadway without any protective gear.

A resident of Zagreb's Vrbani neighborhood took to a Facebook group to report the daily reckless behavior of about fifteen boys at the school playground, with similar reports coming from Prečko.

An unknown perpetrator stole a Segway electric scooter in Novigrad in early August. Police have released a photo of a person who may have useful information and are asking anyone who recognizes them to come forward.

Shocking footage from the island of Vir shows a dangerous e-scooter ride that ended in a collision with a pedestrian. A similar case of reckless riding was recorded in Marina, where a foreign teenager sped at 50 km/h.

Police stopped two minors last night riding Kukirin G2 Max and Kukirin G4 models, whose motor power far exceeds the legally permitted 0.6 kW.

In the first seven months of 2026, 384 accidents involving personal mobility devices were recorded, and the average age of hospitalized children is just 13.6 years. Doctors and police warn of the tragic consequences of riding without a helmet.

Disturbing footage from the island of Vir shows a young driver violating traffic rules and ultimately hitting a passerby, while the reader who provided the material appeals for stricter controls and parental responsibility.

The number of accidents involving personal mobility devices has risen compared to last year, with the most tragic case occurring in June in Metković.