Solutions
E-bikes and e-scooters are faster, heavier, and harder to handle than anything most kids have ridden before. Team Protect gives families the tools to decide if a child is ready, set clear ground rules, and ride protected.
Tick each box you can confidently say yes to. We'll tally it as you go.
Why this matters
The risk to children is real, and it's climbing fast.
| Trend | 2017 | 2018 | 2019 | 2020 | 2021 | 2022 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Injury cases, No. (95% CI) | 751 (0–1,586) | 1,615 (318–2,912) | 2,215 (614–3,815) | 5,627 (1,107–10,147) | 11,885 (3,869–19,901) | 23,493 (11,043–35,994) |
| Increase from 2017 | — | 115% | 195% | 649% | 1,483% | 3,028% |
Before they ride
E-bike and e-scooter rules vary by state, city, and class of device, including where kids can ride and at what age.
Check the laws where you live before your child rides.
Share these resources with the families in your community.
One conversation can keep a child safe.