More than 30 parents in Göteborg, Sweden, have been prosecuted this year for allowing their children to operate excessively fast and powerful electric scooters. Authorities report the common justification from parents is that other children have similar scooters, creating peer pressure. Police representative Fredric Karnerfors emphasizes that parents must be willing to refuse their children’s requests, even if it differs from what other parents allow. The prosecutions highlight concerns over safety and adherence to regulations regarding electric scooter use by minors. This issue is prompting increased scrutiny of parental oversight and responsibility concerning potentially dangerous activities. These cases underscore the legal consequences faced by parents who enable their children to break the law. The Göteborg police are continuing to enforce regulations concerning electric scooter use.