According to the Department of Transport, e-scooters are classed as ‘powered transporters’ and meet the legal definition of a ‘motor vehicle’. She attracted more than 340,000 subscribers on her YouTube channel, where she would post an episode of her show, 10 Reasons Why… every Monday, and boasted more than 40,000 followers on Instagram. YouTube star Emily Hartridge, 35, lost her life nine days ago in a collision with a lorry as she circled the roundabout while riding an e-scooter bought for her by her boyfriend Jacob Hazell, 28, as a birthday present less than a week before, Mr Hazell has said that he and the 35-year-old – who he described as the ‘most beautiful woman in the world’ – were hooked with excitement as they planned for a baby and that she was on her way to a fertility clinic when she was killed, The social media star’s tragic death is thought to be the first involving an e-scooter, but mourning Mr Hazell does not believe the vehicles should be banned, Emily with her boyfriend Jacob Hazell. TV presenter Emily Hartridge, 35, died instantly from multiple traumatic injuries when she was thrown under a lorry in Battersea. He also said he does not think the vehicles should be banned, despite the accident leaving a ‘hole’ in his life. However, as Ms Hartridge was on her way to the take the next steps towards pregnancy, she was tragically killed on a roundabout in what is believed to be the UK's first ever e-scooter accident. Ms Hartridge confessed that at age 30, she isn’t entirely happy with her life and said: ‘I don’t hate myself but it’s not like I wake up and think ‘I love me’. There really is no one like my sister, she really is one of a kind and I wouldn’t have her any other way.’. She wrote: ‘My heart goes out to Emily’s family and friends. YouTube star Emily Hartridge was riding an e-scooter too fast with an underinflated tyre when she was killed in a crash with a lorry, a coroner has ruled. Just before her death, Ms Hartridge's professional and personal life were both on the up. This is a horrible thing to have to say over Instagram but we know many of you were expecting to see Emily today and this is the only way to contact you all at once. Such a shock. ‘Emily was involved in an accident yesterday and passed away. Hartridge is believed to be the first person to die in the United Kingdom in an accident involving an e-scooter. I'm heartbroken she has gone... 'I don't think they should be banned for adults, as they are electric, go a maximum of 20mph and don't do any harm to the environment. The inquest, held at Westminster coroner’s court, Central London, heard that Emily, of Hambledon, Hampshire, died instantly of her injuries following the collision in Batttersea, South-West London. ‘She died instantly of injuries sustained by the HGV driving over her. BBC Radio 1 DJ Chris Stark tweeted: ‘Really sad to hear the news about Emily Hartridge.

A YouTuber killed in an e-scooter crash lost control due to an underinflated tyre, a coroner has ruled. However, they remain controversial and, earlier this summer, Future of Transport Minister Rachel Maclean told Parliament that it was 'not a done deal' that the e-scooters would stay after the 12-month trial ends. The 28-year-old said everything in their lives was 'going right'. The 28-year-old fights back tears as he says: ‘I know Emily was the person who encouraged me to talk about how I was feeling I just want to put a video out here to say thank you and let people know I’m okay.
A YouTube star who became the first person to be killed in Britain while riding an electric scooter lost control and was thrown under a lorry after getting a flat tyre, a TV presenter and YouTube star Emily Hartridge is believed to have been the first e-scooter rider to die on a British road. Vandals decapitate statue commemorating all the soldiers killed in First World War as police launch... BEL MOONEY: Can I find love after my bitter, seven-year break-up? [7], English YouTuber and television presenter, "Television presenter Emily Hartridge dies in electric scooter crash", "Emily Hartridge, popular YouTube personality, dies at 35", "TV presenter and YouTube star Emily Hartridge identified as first person killed in UK riding e-scooter", "Emily Hartridge death: Tributes paid to YouTube star who died in electric scooter crash as final video shows her excitement at receiving it as birthday present", "Emily Hartridge: Deflated tyre 'caused Youtuber's e-scooter crash, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Emily_Hartridge&oldid=981713148, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License, This page was last edited on 4 October 2020, at 00:36. Her family have told me I'm not.'. Emily Hartridge tragically died last year (Picture: Rex; Emily Hartridge/Instagram) YouTube star and TV presenter Emily Hartridge’s death has been ruled an accident by a coroner. Hartridge met Jake whilst working as a personal trainer. A message posted said: ‘Hi everyone. Mr Hazell said that when he first presented Ms Hartridge with the vehicle she was ‘over the moon’ but ‘knew the risks’ and would always wear a helmet. But in a heart wrenching interview, he recalled his creeping sense of dread when the clinic said Ms Hartridge had failed to turn up to the appointment. I’m so pleased I did that,’ Mr Hazell told the Sun. I got up first to leave home at 5am. RIP Emily.’, Ms Hartridge had more than 340,000 YouTube subscribers to her channel and a big presence on Twitter and Instagram, Television presenter Zoe Hardman wrote: ‘Absolutely devastating news. Revealed: 'Adult migrants posing as children' have cost Kent council more than £300,000 in legal claims - as... Church's traditional views are blamed for the murder of gay OAP who could not discuss sexuality with members... 'He is dancing amongst the stars': Heartbroken family pay tribute to champion dancer poisoned with 'devil's... Heartbroken widower, 94, who met his wife while working with La Résistance in Nazi-occupied France killed... British boss of pharma group Indivior is sentenced to six months in a US jail over opioid scandal. 'I am devastated.

A YOUTUBE star killed in an e-scooter crash lost control due to a flat tyre and was thrown under a lorry, a coroner has ruled.

The comments below have been moderated in advance. A message posted said: 'Hi everyone. The new rules state the vehicles can't be ridden on pavements, are limited to a speed of 15.5mph and that helmets should be worn. Dedicated fourth grader is pictured lying on the concrete outside his shuttered elementary school and taking part in virtual classes using the wifi because... Bad hair day: Australia Post's corporate credit cards were used to lavish executives with salon and make-up appointments as well as luxury hotels and... paid tribute to his late partner and thanked fans for their support. At the time, e-scooters were illegal to rise in the UK other than on private land with permission, but the were given the green light by the Department for Transport earlier this year to help cut down on congestion on public transport amid the Covid crisis. Dr Fiona Wilcox concluded that her death was accidental. A YouTube star who became the first person to be killed in Britain while riding an electric scooter lost control and was thrown under a lorry after getting a flat tyre, a coroner has ruled.Emily Emily Hartridge was born in Hambledon, Hampshire, England in 1984.. Hartridge began publishing vlogs on her YouTube channel in 2012 with her "Ten Reasons Why ..." videos. Grieving boyfriend Jacob Hazell said last year he and the presenter – who he described as the ‘most beautiful woman in the world’ – were overcome with excitement as they planned for a baby. Animal abusers face tougher punishment as MPs support increasing maximum sentence from six months to five... Merry Clickmas! The presenter was killed after the e-scooter she was riding was involved in a collision with a HGV in Battersea, south west London last year (pictured, the scene of the crash), The personal trainer said: 'People have told me I'm to blame because I bought it for her, but I can't think that. Biography. By Mail on Sunday Reporter and Tom Pyman For Mailonline, Published: 09:56 BST, 20 September 2020 | Updated: 01:23 BST, 21 September 2020. Such a horrible, tragic accident and no way for anyone to go.