An e-scooter user has been charged, and the vehicle impounded, in a wider police crackdown across West Dunbartonshire.
The owner was charged with various road traffic offences and issued a legal notice after the scooter was seized on Sunday, September 13.
This comes as part of a wider crackdown, with police announcing that they are running a monthly action plan to target illegal electrically assisted pedal cycles (EAPCs) and e-scooters across West Dunbartonshire.
The authority is reminding people that it is illegal to ride a privately owned e-scooter in a public place.
This includes roads, pavements, parks, town centres, and promenades, as these vehicles in these areas do not meet legal standards.
The only area a privately owned e-scooter can be used is on private land if granted permission from the land owner.
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