Analysis of Accidents Involving Means of Individual Mobility (Mim). Simulation of the System «man-Electric Scooter» Movements When Interacting With a Vehicle Fundamentals of the Methodology for Calculating Interaction Based on the «man-Electric Scooter» System With a Fixed Obstacle, Without Taking Into Account Deformations of the System

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Zagorodny Nikolay Alexandrovich; Degtyar Andrey Nikolaevich; Shapovalova Victoria Alexandrovna

doi:10.33979/2073-7432-2025-3-2(90)-34-40

January 1, 2025World of transport and technological machines

Analysis of Accidents Involving Means of Individual Mobility (Mim). Simulation of the System «man-Electric Scooter» Movements When Interacting With a Vehicle Fundamentals of the Methodology for Calculating Interaction Based on the «man-Electric Scooter» System With a Fixed Obstacle, Without Taking Into Account Deformations of the System

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Accident analysis indicates significant risks for individuals using electric scooters during vehicle interactions.
The developed mathematical model simulates interactions between electric scooter riders and vehicles to enhance safety.
A detailed methodology is proposed for calculating interactions without accounting for system deformations.
Findings may inform future designs for safer electric scooter systems and urban mobility.

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Analysis reveals accident rates involving electric scooters and vehicles, suggesting new interaction models.

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Was conducted the analysis of the accident rate when using personal mobility equipment. Is it pro-posed to develop a mathematical model of the movements of road users in a collision at the stage of in-teraction and scum. Has been proposed a model of the interaction of a person moving on an electric scooter with a car.

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