Woman first person in Britain to be convicted of drink driving e-scooter

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Pictured: The e-scooter on the night of the incident. <br />
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A 20-year-old woman has become the first in Britain to be convicted of drink driving on an e-scooter. Kyah Jordan was almost three times over the limit when she went through a red light and almost crashed into an unmarked police car.<br />
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In court, her lawyer tried to argue that she was travelling so slowly on the electrically powered contraption she couldn't have posed a danger to anyone. But magistrates banned her from the road for two years, stating 'it's a motor vehicle, the same as a moped, the same as a bus'. SEE OUR COPY FOR DETAILS.<br />
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Pictured: The e-scooter on the night of the incident.

A 20-year-old woman has become the first in Britain to be convicted of drink driving on an e-scooter. Kyah Jordan was almost three times over the limit when she went through a red light and almost crashed into an unmarked police car.

In court, her lawyer tried to argue that she was travelling so slowly on the electrically powered contraption she couldn't have posed a danger to anyone. But magistrates banned...
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