In Britain, a drunk driver of an electric scooter was brought to justice for the first time: he turned out to be a Russian

An electric scooter driver was brought to administrative responsibility in the UK for the first time. It turned out to be a 28-year-old Russian. A man was banned from driving after he crashed into a moped in London while drunk. A drunk guy flew into a vehicle, injuring the driver and passenger. Find out what punishment he suffered for the provoked accident from our material.Dmitry Gromov, 28, became the first person in the UK to be prosecuted for driving an electric scooter while drunk. At a speed of 64 km / h, he crashed into a moped, as a result of which the driver and passenger were injured. The tests showed that the alcohol level in the man's body is 134 mg per 100 ml of blood, with an acceptable norm of 80 mg.

Driving electric scooters on public roads and sidewalks is illegal in Britain. More than a hundred people were detained for illegally driving these vehicles in just one week. Several people were injured as a result of collisions with electric scooters, and in 2018, a 35-year-old woman died after an accident from her injuries.

Dmitry Gromov is a Muscovite who studies in the UK and lives in Shoreditch. He was riding on a Xiaomi Mi M365 electric scooter. The accident occurred on May 31 in London. The guy was found guilty of drunk driving and reckless driving. British police say this was the first court hearing for such a violation.A woman driving is a frequent reason for jokes by men. But this beauty proves that the weaker sex can do anything. She manages a powerful truck in no time, and drives no worse than experienced male drivers. And her beauty and charm win hearts.