Seattle, USA. 27th Jul, 2021: An injured e-bike bike-share rider at pike place market after a collision with a vehicle late in the day. The new bike share and scooters are not supposed to be ridden on sidewalks, but companies are also not required to provide helmets for riders to comply with local city helmet laws. This puts riders in a tough spot to either ride on sidewalks endangering pedestrians or ride in traffic with vehicles endangering themselves and therefore breaking the helmet laws. Credit: James Anderson/Alamy Live News

Seattle, USA. 27th Jul, 2021: An injured e-bike bike-share rider at pike place market after a collision with a vehicle late in the day. The new bike share and scooters are not supposed to be ridden on sidewalks, but companies are also not required to provide helmets for riders to comply with local city helmet laws. This puts riders in a tough spot to either ride on sidewalks endangering pedestrians or ride in traffic with vehicles endangering themselves and therefore breaking the helmet laws. Credit: James Anderson/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

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