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Payouts for injuries involving e-bikes and e-scooters have now gone over £110 million, according to figures posted by the BBC. The increase in payouts is also causing insurance premiums to rise across the UK. These figures highlight a growing trend in personal injury claims related to electric two-wheeled vehicles.
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