The dangers of electronic bicycles: the vehicle for moment

A train station was evacuated after an electronic bicycle burst in flames in front of terrified passengers today.

The travelers were warned to retreated when the smoke ovules increased from the burning bicycle at the Rayners Lane station in northwest London this morning.

There were three fire trucks to the scene while fighting the flames around 11.30 am, and extinguished the fire in just over 25 minutes.

The images show mass of travelers stranded outside the subway station while emergency services responded to the scene.

A video of the flame electronic film shows that Ash is burned while the sound of the door of the bitea tube in the background.

The burning bicycle clip was subtitled: ‘Rayners Lane Underground Station at this time. That is why electric bicycles should not be allowed in the tube ‘

Electric scooters are not allowed in any transport for London services, including buses, tubes, trams and more.

A surprised passenger, who was present at the station, revealed that the travelers urged to “fall behind”, since they were quickly expelled from the station.

“We have been told to evacue the station,” he said The sun: ‘There are no trains running.

Rayners Lane’s subway station was evacuated after an electronic bicycle burst into flames (in the photo) in front of terrified passengers at 11.30 am

Travel drugs were stranded outside the subway station when emergency services responded to the scene this morning (in the photo: Rayners Lane)

There were three fire trucks at the scene while fighting the flames and extinguished the fire in just over 25 minutes

A spokesman for the London Fire Brigade said: ‘The brigade was called to the reports of an Ebike fire on a platform at the Rayners Lane subway station.

‘An Ebike was completely destroyed by fire. Firefighters helped people evacuate the station to a safe place.

‘The brigade received its first call at 11.30. The fire was under control at 11.56.

“Three fire trucks and around 20 firefighters attended from the Harrow and Northolt Fire Stations.”

A transport spokesman for London said: ‘The incident led to a suspension of services for a short time in the Metropolitan and Piccadilly lines, but that has now risen and both lines are now working with severe delays.

The TFL car conditions claim that you cannot take an electric scooter on our bus, Tube, Tram, DLR, London Overground, Elizabeth Line and London Call Serves Serves