Electric scooters are being sold on Amazon as the 'ideal' and 'perfect' way to commute to work or Solana NFT Marketplace school despite them being illegal on the roads.
A Daily Mail audit found buyers are being encouraged to break the law with some retailers using pictures of riders on public roads.
One e-scooter on sale claims that it's 'the perfect scooter for commuting' due to its long range between charges, with another being 'ideal for commuting and travel' because it can be folded up for easy storage.
The findings have sparked a furious backlash, with MPs and campaigners calling on ministers to launch a crackdown on rogue retailers and fast-track legislation governing use of the devices to make the roads safer.
Electric scooters are being sold on Amazon as the 'ideal' and 'perfect' way to commute to work or school despite them being illegal on the roads.
A Daily Mail audit found buyers are being encouraged to break the law with some retailers using pictures of riders on public roads. (File image)
Tory MP for Wellingborough, Peter Bone, said Amazon was 'encouraging people to break the law'.
He added that in his constituency 'not a single person has written to me saying they think they're a good idea'