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accident victimsDPA International
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Police registered 9,425 e-scooter accidents with personal injury in Germany in 2023 , 14.1% more than the previous year .
The number of fatalities following accidents doubled to 22 people, including 21 of the 22 fatalities.
The Federal Statistical Office identified the most common reasons for these incidents as improper use of the road or pavement.
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