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Retroreflective stuff is equally important - I've covered my bike, bag and helmet in bits of this: https://www.lomo.co.uk/acatalog/marine-retro-reflective-tape.html#SID=82

Yes they do - my Year 6 son is doing his in a couple of weeks.

https://www.lexhaminsurance.co.uk/blog/the-10-most-popular-50cc-scooters/ 80 - 110kg, and that will be the dry weight, so add a little more.

Electric scooters are *supposed* to be limited to 15.5mph and weigh about 15kg. Motor scooters are limited at 30mph and weigh about 100kg. That's a significant difference in the potential energy transfer in a collision.

I've seen that happen to a woman on Tower Bridge, in traffic at about 20 mph - I was cycling next to her. Arse over tit and a bit bruised, but luckily not hit by a vehicle.