A Melbourne woman who was struck in a hit-and-run while riding an e-scooter has made an appeal for the driver responsible to come forward. The incident occurred on Mother’s Day, and the woman has publicly pleaded for the driver to surrender, according to multiple reports. She is described as having survived the crash, and the plea is framed as an effort to bring the matter to an appropriate conclusion. The articles do not provide additional confirmed details about the driver’s identity, the vehicle involved, or the circumstances of the collision beyond the fact that it was a hit-and-run during Mother’s Day and involved an e-scooter rider. The three outlets—The Age, the Sydney Morning Herald and the Brisbane Times—present the same core information: the woman’s survival, the Mother’s Day timing, the e-scooter context, and her request for the driver to surrender.