Almost 300 electric scooter injury claims in month and a half: ACC
Injury toll includes 171 claims in Auckland and 102 in Christchurch.
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Lime e-scooters seek permit to launch in Tauranga
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Should a child give up their seat on public transport?
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Light rail to the airport will serve suburbs along the way.
Hamilton bus passengers to ride for free
Hamilton Go Bus drivers take partial strike action as passengers ride for free.
12km traffic jam: Crash on Harbour Bridge causes huge delays
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Eden Park Stadium becomes e-scooter hotspot
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Almost 150 electric scooter injury claims in past month: ACC
The injury toll includes more than four claims for brain injuries and 24 broken bones.
Michael Naylor: Public transport faces rough ride in revolution
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Everything you need to know about Lime scooters
Can you actually ride them on the sidewalk? Are they available during the winter?
Electric scooters see 89 ACC claims in 25 days
Claims for foot powered scooters have amounted to more than 500 injuries in the same time.
Pedestrianise Auckland CBD to reduce carbon - top health official
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Watch: Lime e-scooter rider's painful rail-grind fail
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Big push to reinstate Auckland school buses
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