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RACQ calls for crackdown on illegal e-scooters amid safety concerns

RACQ is urging the State Government to crack down on illegal e-mobility devices and introduce stronger enforcement and education measures as part of a wide-ranging submission to Queensland’s Parliamentary E-mobility Safety Inquiry. (File)

RACQ is urging the State Government to crack down on illegal e-mobility devices and introduce stronger enforcement and education measures […]

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