Scourge of the e-scooter: Pedestrians speak out against PMDs
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A common grievance among pedestrians is when personal mobility devices disrupt their peaceful strolls or walks home from work by speeding past them without prior warning.
PHOTO: ST FILE
SINGAPORE - Two weeks ago, freelance photographer Steven Goh was walking outside Admiralty MRT station when a young e-scooter rider sped through a crowd and crashed into him, bruising his leg.
"He realised he hit me but didn't even stop to apologise," said 54-year-old Mr Goh. "He just gave me a harsh stare and rode off."
