Safety agency warns against using Toos electric scooters after 2 die in fire

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Riders of Toos Elite 60-volt electric scooters are being urged to find another means of travel immediately, after the deaths of two people in a fire caused by the product.The urgent warning to stop using the scooters which are sold under the brand name 'Zooz' and Toos' in Toos Urban Ride stores in New York and online comes after an apartment fire killed two people — including a 7-year-old — in New York City in April, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission said Monday.

The scooter was being charged by a 48-volt charger also sold by Toos. UL Solutions has issued a public notice concerning the 48-volt charges as they bear unauthorized UL certification marks, CPSC stated.Toos Urban Ride refused to conduct 'an acceptable recall with CPSC,' according to the agency.A person who answered the phone at Toos Urban Ride said the business had closed and declined to comment further.

 

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