The collision happened on Södra Promenaden, a major thoroughfare in Norrköping, at 18:12 on Tuesday evening. Police reported that the car driver was not physically injured. The road was initially closed to allow emergency services to work at the scene, but it was reopened at 18:50. Authorities have not released further details about the circumstances leading to the collision, and the condition of the injured woman remains unclear. Investigators are working to determine the exact sequence of events, including whether the woman was on the electric scooter at the time of impact. No other vehicles were involved, and police have not indicated any immediate charges.
In a separate incident in Orkanger, a woman in her 60s was hit by an electric scooter. The scooter rider blew over the legal alcohol limit and was taken for evidence collection, operations leader Svein Erik Wagnild said. The extent of the woman's injuries was unknown as of 18:50. Police are investigating the incident, and no charges have been announced yet. The rider's blood alcohol level has not been disclosed, and it is unclear whether the rider will face charges related to the collision. The victim was transported to a local hospital for evaluation.
Other incidents reported include police and ambulance attending an accident in the Valsätra/Gottsunda area in Uppsala. Details on this case remain limited, and it is not known if there are any injuries. Emergency crews were dispatched to the scene, but authorities have not provided information on the number of people involved or the severity of the incident. Additionally, a car driver has been indicted in Helsingborg, though the specific charges and circumstances have not been disclosed. The indictment was filed earlier this week, and the case is expected to proceed in court. Authorities are expected to provide updates as investigations continue.