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A RIDER rolls along the streets using an e-scooter as part of a new trial in Newcastle.The city has introduced 250 Neuron scooters for rent as part of a year long scheme.4Orange Neuron e-scooters hit Newcastle city centreCredit: North News and Pictures4Geordies can reach up to 15mph on the scootersCredit: North News and PicturesYesterday saw Geordies driving up to 15mph on the bright orange electric vehicles.Adults can unlock them for a pound - and they cost 18p per minute using the an app.There will be free passes for NHS staff and emergenc stanley canada y service workers, Nueron said.And the first three months will see commuters offered mugs stanley  free riders between 5am and 9am.The scooters, which require a provisional driving licence, also voice safety instructions.Each machine is fitted with  topple detection  so the operator will know if one has been dumped on its side.They each come with a unique number plate and are tracked by Newcastle City Council.Most read in NewsSEA  stanley website CRASH DISASTERSailor missing after ship smashed into oil tanker in freezing North SeaCLIMB DOWNBig Ben protester arrested after being lifted down 17 hours after barefoot climbVANDAL ATTACKTrumps iconic golf course is wrecked by pro-Palestine protestersJULIE BINDELAndrew Tate is monster鈥?if you support him you support rape  murder of womenThe authority wants local residents to try using alternative transport to cut carbon emissions.Snow and ice delayed the launch of the scheme by 24 hours on Monday.A bike hire scheme  Izgf Christian Association of Nigeria warns against deployment of military, Police against protesters, lists ways to end protests
Police are warning Saanich residents about a suspicious electronics sales activities involving a white van labelled with Pro Audio Video.In a Tweet on Thursday morning  Feb. 3 , Saanich police wrote that two people were reportedly selling electronics from the van, which was observed in the Tillicum area Wednesday at noon. This is a common, decades-old scam. It usually involves a deal thats too good to be true and also aggressive salesman who are impatient and only deal in cash,  Saanich Police Department Const. Markus Anastasiades told Black Press Media.The van is described as an older white minivan with sliding side doors. No description of suspects was provided.Saanich police followed up the called-in report Feb. 2 but could not locate the van.Police recommend the best way to protect against such scams is to purchase electronics from a reputable dealer, but if purchas stanley cup ing from an individual, ensure the model and serial number on the box match the contents inside. Anyone who sees the Pro Audio Video van is asked to call Saanich police non-emergency line at 250-475-4321, as the po stanley quencher lice would like to speak with the occupants.ALSO READ: VIDEO: Regional policing would help solve major crimes, suggests Buziak memorial walker in Saanich  Do you have a story tip  Email: megan.atkinsbaker@saanichnews.Follow us on Twitter and  Instagram, and like us on Facebook.                    See a typo/mistake     Have a story/tip         Share this content:               stanley quencher