US EditionWoman hit, dragged by mobility scooter in Langley wants laws changed
- Rina Gallo was hit and dragged by a mobility scooter in Langley on Jan. 21, while waiting at a crosswalk, and she was dragged about a dozen feet along the sidewalk.
- Gallo received medical attention at Langley Memorial Hospital, where she was treated for sprains and scrapes but fortunately did not break any bones.
- The scooter operator offered Gallo $1,500 and five sessions of physiotherapy, which she accepted, but Gallo expressed a desire for stricter laws regarding mobility scooters.
- Gallo stated that scooters should not be allowed on sidewalks, and she wants users to be licensed and tested, citing her fear and difficulty in moving around after the incident.
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