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In Future, E-Scooter Tenants Will Be Liable for Damage Caused by Accidents

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The number of accidents caused by recklessly switched e-rollers has increased dramatically. The Federal Government wants to take the holders into greater responsibility and has decided on a bill to do so.[more]]>

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The number of accidents caused by recklessly switched e-rollers has increased dramatically. The Federal Government wants to take the holders into greater responsibility and has decided on a bill to do so.[more]]>

·Hamburg, Germany
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The infantile E-Roller is a quite young combatant on the everyday war scene in the cities. Holder liability can create more order.

·Frankfurt, Germany
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If you stumble on the sidewalk over a fallen e-scooter, you can easily claim damages in the future. Provided that the draft law of the Federal Government is thus decided by the Bundestag.

The Federal Government wants to make e-scooters and drivers more responsible for liability after accidents and thus improve the position of the injured. The GDV welcomes the draft law, which the cabinet decided on Wednesday. The e-scooters, which are often cross-referenced, are a nuisance for many and can also cause falls and damage to cars © iStock / Greggory [...]

From 2020 to 2024, the number of persons involved in accidents with e-scooters doubled. For victims, the question arises: Who is responsible for the damage caused?

The German Federal Cabinet has approved a draft law to tighten liability in e-scooter accidents. In the future, it will be easier for injured parties to obtain compensation, as strict liability for e-scooter owners will be introduced, the Ministry of Justice announced. Owners will then be liable regardless of fault. Riders will be liable for presumed fault if they cannot prove otherwise. The number of e-scooter accidents has risen considerably i…

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inFranken.de broke the news in on Wednesday, March 18, 2026.
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