Even though Bird is incorporating a magnitude of legal issues and disregarding the communities in their mission toward lightning-fast proliferation and profits, what isn’t left up to debate is the mere fact that inadequate regulations have made these scooters dangerous.

Some of the common reason why it makes it dangerous is:

• High Speed: Birth Scooters can go as fast as 15 Miles per Hour; this is a level of speed that a casual driver may not be ready to handle. This can pose a danger to pedestrians around them as well as themselves.
• Lack of Safety Features:  A majority of people riding Bird Scooters don’t wear helmets, substantially increasing their risk of injury. Furthermore, electric scooter rider does not have any protection like metal around a vehicle, in addition to deployment of airbags or seat belts to aid you during an accident
• Can Sustain Injury: A can trip over a Bird scooter if left on the sidewalk and sustain injuries from the result of fall.
• Malfunction: As a high tech, it can be, the scooter can malfunction, causing a rider to fall and injure themselves or others.
• Careless Riding: People often drive them carelessly as well as abandon them on sidewalks, or are negligent in other ways. This creates the potential for some serious accidents to occur — and when accidents do happen, it is a challenge for authorities and scooter accident lawyers  to determine who is responsible for the damage suffered by the accident victim.
• Under Age Riding: Children who are too young to be riding them as well as individuals riding tandem on the scooters.
• Vandalized Scooters: A majority of people like electric scooters and tend to vandalize them. One of the most common issues that occurred is to cut the brake cable. This kind of damage, of course, could end in disaster if it is not discerned.
• Inexperienced Riders: A significant number of those who ride an electric scooter have never previously ridden them. Individuals can ride them without having any training or meeting any licensing requirements. People can ride them without any knowledge of what is required to do it safely.
• High-Risk Behavior: The majority of fans who appeal to ride the electric scooters are often the young people and those who like to challenge boundaries. This, in essence, initiates them to engage in risky behavior that can, unfortunately, endanger themselves and others — from not wearing a helmet, weaving in and out of crowds on the sidewalk, and even riding a scooter against traffic when impaired and or intoxicated making it problematic to locals in the community.
• Panic Stops: A person riding an electric scooter could be involved in a situation where they will have to break hard due under whatever circumstances. This could, in essence, cause the electric scooter’s front wheel to lock, making the electric scooter stop and leading the person riding to be thrown off which can cause injury.
• Insufficient Stability: Electric scooters only have two wheels. This makes them vulnerable to locking up, becoming wobbly, and not properly controllable when quickly braking or swerving.