A teen on an electric scooter was airlifted to the hospital after they were involved in a crash in Coral Springs on Wednesday, officials said.
The crash happened around 2:50 p.m. in the area of Woodside Drive and Northwest 35th Court.
Coral Springs Police said the 14-year-old was riding the electric scooter and was crossing Woodside Drive when he was struck by a silver Hyundai sedan.
Coral Springs Fire Rescue officials said they responded to a report of a vehicle and electric scooter colliding and found the injured juvenile.
Broward Air Rescue airlifted the teen to Broward Health as a trauma alert, officials said. Police said he suffered a head injury but was later reported to be in stable condition.
Aerial images from Chopper 6 showed the scooter on the ground and a sedan nearby with damage to its windshield.
Scooter accidents involving pedestrians or sidewalk hazards can raise important questions about responsibility and public safety. Poorly maintained sidewalks, lack of warning signs, or negligent property owners may all contribute to a rider’s injuries. Ovadia Law Group assists clients in identifying all liable parties after a serious scooter accident. An experienced scooter accident lawyer will evaluate whether local governments, property owners, or scooter companies failed to meet safety standards. Because scooter riders offer little protection against impact, injuries can be significant and long‑lasting. Our legal team works to pursue compensation for medical treatment, rehabilitation, and diminished quality of life. Ovadia Law Group approaches each case with care, attention to detail, and determination. If unsafe conditions caused your scooter accident, don’t face the legal process alone. Call us at 1‑800‑674‑9396 for a free consultation today.
Source: nbcmiami
