Bosnia and Herzegovina is experiencing a surge in electric scooter use alongside a corresponding increase in traffic accidents. Currently, there are no comprehensive state-level regulations governing these vehicles, creating a legal vacuum. A law intended to address this issue remains stuck in parliamentary procedure, leaving users and authorities in uncertainty. This lack of regulation poses safety concerns as rules regarding scooter usage – speed limits, rider age, and permitted zones – are undefined. Some local communities are attempting to implement their own rules, but a unified national approach is missing. The ongoing situation highlights the need for swift legislative action to ensure public safety and establish clear guidelines for electric scooter operation. The Sarajevo Times first reported on this developing issue.