2022
DOI: 10.1007/s00113-021-01136-x
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E-Scooter‑, E-Bike- und Fahrradverletzungen im gleichen Zeitraum – eine prospektive Vergleichsstudie eines Level-1-Traumazentrums

Abstract: Zusammenfassung Hintergrund Die tatsächliche Anzahl verunglückter E‑Scooter-Fahrer in Deutschland scheint deutlich höher zu sein, als es die aktuellen Zahlen des Statistischen Bundesamtes vermuten lassen. Diese epidemiologische Studie untersucht E‑Scooter-Verletzungen und vergleicht diese mit E‑Bike- und Fahrradverletzungen. Fragestellung Zur Schaffung einer vergleichbaren Datenlage über die Gefahren von E‑Scootern, E‑Bikes und Fahrrädern wur… Show more

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“…Only 2.1% of the injured e-scooter riders in our study were wearing a helmet, which is consistent with previous reports . The observed differences between e-scooter riders and bicyclists with respect to helmet use and intoxication are most likely due to several factors, such as the instant availability of rental e-scooters in Oslo.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 91%
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“…Only 2.1% of the injured e-scooter riders in our study were wearing a helmet, which is consistent with previous reports . The observed differences between e-scooter riders and bicyclists with respect to helmet use and intoxication are most likely due to several factors, such as the instant availability of rental e-scooters in Oslo.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 91%
“…Only 2.1% of the injured e-scooter riders in our study were wearing a helmet, which is consistent with previous reports. 3,5,[7][8][9][10][11] The observed differences between e-scooter riders and bicyclists with respect to helmet use and intoxication are most likely due to several factors, such as the instant availability of rental e-scooters in Oslo. As a passive form of transportation, e-scooters require minimal physical effort and no need to change clothing or freshen up after a ride, making them a convenient alternative for unplanned travel.…”
Section: Jama Network Open | Public Healthmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…3 Assuming these costs per accident apply to all six sample countries, the estimated effect in our main specification (8.2±2.9%) would thus imply additional socio-economic costs of around €466,186 per month and €5.6m per year for the average sample city with 93.2 monthly accidents before treatment (see table 1). 4 In addition, a recent study conducted at the University Hospital of Essen in Germany (Meyer et al, 2022) suggests that a large share of hospital-treated e-scooter injuries are not reported to the police. By focusing on police-reported accidents our data is more likely to record accidents involving automobiles than accidents involving cyclists and includes relatively more accidents with severe injuries and larger costs (Langley et al, 2003).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%