"There are a lot of reports of rising e-motor, e-bike and e-scooter accidents. And actually, some of the data that is coming out is showing that up to 50% of these injuries happened solely in kids. In our emergency department between 2024 and 2025 we actually saw a tripling of the number of injuries that we're seeing." Hear from Dr. Magill, of Levine Children's Hospital, and Officer Helms, of our Central Division, about the dangers of e-bikes, e-motors and e-scooters and the reckless operation they're seeing, especially among children. These vehicles are not toys. They're powerful vehicles that require responsible riding, proper training and protective gear. Young riders speeding through traffic, ignoring signals and riding in unsafe areas is leading to an increase in injuries, and worse, that could have been prevented with caution and supervision. Let's work together to keep our kids and our roads safe.