A man in Moscow rode an electric scooter at speeds over 100 km/h, according to a Telegram channel
The incident in Moscow was documented by the Telegram channel DTP and Emergency Moscow and Mo. It reports a man on an electric scooter traveling along a city street at more than 100 kilometers per hour. The account emphasizes how quickly a routine ride can become a dangerous high speed venture on a busy road. Source: DTP and Emergency Moscow and Mo.
The report specifically mentions General Dorokhov Boulevard and notes speeds in excess of 100 km/h on a scooter. The claim is part of a sequence of road safety warnings shared by the channel to alert motorists and authorities to reckless behavior on urban corridors. Source: Telegram channel DTP and Emergency Moscow and Mo.
Eyewitnesses captured the moment on video, showing the scooter rider moving at high speed while nearby cars pass. The footage highlights the tense dynamic on a boulevard where pedestrians and vehicles share space, raising questions about speed management and lane discipline. Source: DTP and Emergency Moscow and Mo.
Earlier reports describe a Lexus striking a sixth grade student in St. Petersburg, captured by a street camera. The recording shows the child crossing the road toward a school as the car hits them; the driver leaves the scene, and the child rises with a limp. The incident underscores how quickly danger can arise when drivers fail to notice pedestrians at crossings. Source: DTP and Emergency Moscow and Mo.
According to the source, the student was crossing to reach a school. Local residents say they have pressed for a pedestrian crossing at this location for two years, noting that the nearest crossing lies about a kilometer away. The lack of a protected crossing forces pedestrians into risky gaps between signals and vehicle paths. Source: DTP and Emergency Moscow and Mo.
In Chelyabinsk, reports describe drivers stopping in ways that endanger lives, a troubling pattern that echoes broader road safety concerns. The accounts illustrate the ongoing tension between urban mobility needs and protective infrastructure such as crosswalks, speed limits, and enforcement. Source: DTP and Emergency Moscow and Mo.