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Have Your Say: Help PCC further understand your views on e-scooters

Portsmouth is one of three local authorities taking part in a regional rental e-scooter trial.

To help PCC further understand and compare public opinion and perceptions around the use of e-scooters, they are inviting you to share views, once again, through a short survey. PCC continually monitor your feedback throughout the trial, as your responses help them to make important decisions around the future of rental e-scooters and how they operate in Portsmouth.

If you have previously shared your views, PCC thank you for taking part and ask you to spare five minutes of your time to help us with our current survey. Your feedback will help them understand your current travel choices, your views on e-scooters and if you consider e-scooters to be a positive, sustainable transport option.

Your ongoing feedback will provide Solent Transport, who operate the trials in the Solent region, with valuable insights that will help the government make a decision on the future of e-scooter use in the UK.

Privately-owned e-scooters remain illegal except for use on private land, and with the landowner's permission.

The survey closes at midnight on 2 January 2022.

Take the survey here

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Gilbert53

At 22:47 on 12th January 2022, Gilbert53 commented:

I’m 77yrs old and I live in Southsea Post code PO4. I’m not far from the beach and the Scooter bank on Festing Grove. My view is that these scooters are dangerous because as road users they should be insured - but they are not. So can someone tell me who pays damages to the victim if a scooter hits another vehicle, pedestrians
Proms or an animal?
Regards
Mrs Diane Mundell

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