As electric scooters gain popularity in Israel, the number of accidents and injuries among riders and pedestrians is on the rise. However, enforcement against traffic violations committed by scooter riders remains inconsistent and limited. Bureaucratic obstacles hinder the effective regulation of violations on busy roads. Stricter speed limits and dedicated lanes for scooters and bicycles are recommended to reduce accidents. Insurance coverage for electric scooter accidents is not always straightforward, and liability depends on the circumstances and negligence. Calls for stronger enforcement and expanded powers for municipal inspectors have been made to address the issue. Tel Aviv, known as the 'scooter capital,' has seen a high number of citations issued to riders, primarily for sidewalk-related offenses. The city is investing in infrastructure and advocating for stricter regulations and increased enforcement to improve safety.