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The vehicle was launched and ended up in the canal. Vandalism to date
registered by the company are two.
“Looking down from Porta Sant’Agostino: The Covid era has also led to the proliferation of electric scooters, but rudeness never goes out of style.” The message of a reader, Alberto Frigeni, comments on the photo of a scooter thrown from the walls and abandoned at the foot of Porta Sant’Agostino, in the Upper City. A vandalism, which contrary to what the reader suggests does not seem to be in fashion.
At the moment, in fact, the company that manages electric scooters in the city has registered only two vandalisms, one of which is the one immortalized in the photo. The launched scooter has already been recovered on Monday, September 14 by an employee after the report sent by some passers-by and after the confirmation of the security system. In fact, each vehicle is equipped with a GPS detector, which is essential to track the four corners of the city through the appropriate application. A tool that also serves to verify any non-compliant manipulation or use. At the moment, the only problem does not seem to be vandalism, but use outside the rules. The Local Police has been carrying out constant controls from the first days to punish those who walk on the sidewalks and minors who travel without a helmet, mandatory for those under 18 years of age.
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