Alberta is not a state.

Yeah, I was going say this is a weird post to make in 2025, even for the gov…

Sure, yes. Obviously we want better quality paving, marked crossings, and safe places to use scooters.

However, it was pretty clear from the article that these injuries are due in large part to:

1. Unrestricted speeds on scooters and
2. A lack of helmet awareness with kids riding these scooters.

I’m not saying the infrastructure being improved wouldn’t help, but you can upgrade it (the infrastructure) as much as you like, but head injuries will still occur unless kids start wearing helmets.

That’s your takeaway from this? Alarming rise in head injuries aren’t related to lack of helmet culture, but infrastructure?