GARDAÍ in Limerick are looking to clamp down on e-scooters speeding throughout the county.
Members of the Limerick Divisional Roads Policing Unit have in recent weeks been trained in the use of a dynameter – a device that measures the maximum speed of e-scooters.
Last year saw the introduction of e-scooter regulations, including the maximum speed of 20km/h, as well as mandate-specific lighting and braking features.
“An Garda Síochána is currently testing the use of mobile dynamometers as part of a broader enforcement strategy.
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Our Roads Policing Units will actively check compliance on streets and roads throughout the Limerick Division to ensure safety for all road users,” a Garda spokeswoman said.
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