CLEAN : Trundling into trouble: Singapore targets e-scooters after accidents

The transcript discusses the dual nature of e-scooters as both convenient and potentially hazardous. It highlights the responsibility of both riders and pedestrians in ensuring safety. The speaker shares personal challenges of using public transport as a single parent, emphasizing the time and energy constraints. Suggestions for government support, such as licensing for e-scooter riders, are proposed to improve safety and efficiency.

What is a potential hazard of e-scooters mentioned in the video?

• They are too slow.

• They are too expensive.

• They can zoom past silently, surprising pedestrians.

• They are difficult to park.

What is one responsibility of pedestrians when it comes to e-scooter safety?

• To look around and be aware.

• To wear helmets.

• To avoid using sidewalks.

• To report e-scooter riders.

What is a challenge faced by the single dad in the video?

• Managing time for his son while commuting.

• Getting a driver's license.

• Finding a job.

• Affording an e-scooter.

How long does the single dad's commute take using public transport?

• 2 hours

• 20 to 25 minutes

• 40 minutes to 1 hour

• 10 to 15 minutes

What suggestion is made for supporting delivery workers using e-scooters?

• Issuing licenses or passes for e-scooter use.

• Banning e-scooters in busy areas.

• Providing free e-scooters.

• Offering discounts on public transport.