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In the Tver region, a teenager on an electric bicycle ran into a curb

October 25 in the village of Selizharovsk district of the Tver region there was an accident involving a teenager

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In the Tver region, a teenager on an electric bicycle ran into a curb

On October 25, in the village of Selizharovsk district of the Tver region, an accident occurred with the participation of a teenager.

The traffic police reported that a 16-year-old teenager, in violation of paragraph 10.1 of traffic rules of the Russian Federation, was driving an electric bike on the street Lesnaya. The minor did not cope with the management and ran into the curb.

The young man was injured and taken to a medical facility.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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