TransPennine Express says the ban is due to the potential fire risk posed by the scooter's batteries.
Rail firm TransPennine Express has banned e-scooters from its trains and stations because of safety concerns.
The train operator said from Tuesday they would be banned due to the risk posed by lithium-ion batteries, usually in the devices. It said the batteries could produce a "vapour of toxic gases and lead to a fire or a risk of explosion if damaged or overheated".The operator, which runs services across the north of England, said mobility scooters, electric wheelchairs and e-bikes are exempt from the ban.
Iain Peacock, head of safety and security at the operator, said "the safety of customers and colleagues comes first". He added: "We ask our customers to adhere to these new rules and be kind to our staff helping to enforce them, so we can keep everyone safe."
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