c2c bans e-scooters, e-unicycles, and e-hoverboards

They are following the lead of similar bans on other UK train lines.

Train operator, Trenitalia c2c, has announced a ban on e-scooters, e-unicycles, and e-hoverboards on its trains and platforms.

They’ve said the ban aims to create a more pleasant and secure travel experience for c2c customers and follows the introduction of similar bans on other UK train lines.

Stuart Browning, c2c’s Head of Safety & Environment, said: “Our customers’ safety is our top priority, which is why we have made the decision to ban e-scooters, e-unicycles, and e-hoverboards on our trains and stations.

“This measure ensures an enhanced travel experience, enabling our passengers to enjoy their journey comfortably and without any disruption.

“This ban will bring numerous benefits to c2c’s customers; by removing these potentially hazardous objects from trains and stations, passengers can feel reassured about their safety and avoid any inconvenience caused by their usage. ”

The ban is effective from Monday, 4 September.

Updated signage and information materials will be distributed across the network which passengers are urged to familiarise themselves with.

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