The European Commission with the active contribution of NTUA, SWOV and KFV has published at the European Road Safety Observatory, the New Forms of Mobility Facts and Figures Report which looks at fatalities of users of motorized micro-mobility devices and pedelecs on European roads. According to this Report, in 2023, 112 motorised micro-mobility device fatalities and 312 pedelec (regular pedelecs as opposed to speed pedelecs) fatalities were recorded in the 17 European countries reporting data on these transport modes.  Furthermore, the share of fatalities on motorized micro-mobility devices on urban roads, in crashes where several transport modes are involved, amounts to 70% in 2023, while fatalities on pedelecs are lower with a share of 49% on urban roads. Moreover, 86% of reported fatalities on motorised micro-mobility devices were male, whereas for pedelec fatalities this share is slightly lower amounting to 77%, in 2023.