LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — Law enforcement across the valley is sounding the alarm this morning.
Police say they're seeing more crashes, more close calls, and more young riders using scooters and e-bikes without understanding the laws or the risks.
They're holding a rare, multi-jurisdictional briefing to lay out what they're seeing and what they're doing about it.
You can watch that briefing here:
We expect it's going to match what we've been hearing from you.
Drivers tell us they're seeing more aggressive behavior - speeding, tailgating, cutting people off - and it's making everyday commutes feel dangerous.
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