Electric scooter season begins in Vilnius: important rule reminder
The electric scooter and bike season has started in Vilnius with a reminder about helmet regulations for riders.
We compare the best anti-theft locks for electric scooters
A review of four anti-theft lock systems specifically designed for electric scooters, assessing their security, practicality, and ease of transport.
Turku will start charging for moving incorrectly parked electric scooters in March
The city of Turku, Finland, will implement a fee for moving improperly parked electric scooters starting in March.
CSDD adjusts registration procedures for several vehicles
The Latvian government approved changes to the registration procedures for bicycles, pedicabs, and electric scooters provided by the Road Traffic Safety Directorate (CSDD).
Tallinn Wants Legally Established Rules for Light Vehicles
Tallinn's city government is advocating for the establishment of legal regulations for rented electric scooters and mopeds.
Tallinn wants legally established rules for light vehicles
Tallinn is seeking to establish legally binding regulations for light vehicles like electric scooters and mopeds in collaboration with rental companies ahead of the new season.
"I am lucky not to have broken"
Helga Sigrún Sigurjónsdóttir was injured after colliding with an electric scooter left on a bike path in Laugardalur, prompting her to call for regulatory changes regarding electric scooters.
Took thirty seconds to go in and out
Two men quickly broke into a hair salon in Reykjavik, stealing a computer and razors before fleeing on electric scooters.
JET completes one year in SP with 1.6 million electric scooter rides
The shared electric scooter company JET has marked one year of operation in São Paulo with over 1.6 million rides completed.
Plate or sticker? This is the identifying label that electric scooters must carry to circulate
The new regulation for Personal Mobility Vehicles (VMP) outlines requirements and conditions for electric scooters and similar vehicles to ensure their compliance on public roads.
Turning troublesome electric scooters into jobs for the elderly... Ansan's 'reverse thinking'
The city of Ansan is addressing the issue of improperly parked electric scooters by linking their management to job opportunities for the elderly, aiming to improve pedestrian safety and mobility.
TS: Turku chooses the road to Helsinki – penalties for those who act this way
Turku will begin charging relocation fees for incorrectly parked electric scooters, which operators may pass on to users according to the city's planner Timo Hintsanen.
How much does it cost to register a Personal Mobility Vehicle (PMV) with the DGT?
The article discusses the costs and requirements for registering a Personal Mobility Vehicle (PMV) in Spain, particularly focusing on electric scooters and the need for civil liability insurance under new legislation.
The causes of the warehouse fire in Poznań are known
An expert concluded that the fire in the warehouse was caused by the self-ignition of batteries from electric scooters, stored in a shipment from Germany, with no involvement of third parties.
Modified scooter at 100 km/h: minor stopped in the center of Merano
A minor was stopped by police in Merano for riding a modified electric scooter at dangerously high speeds, raising concerns about the increasing phenomenon of altered scooters on the streets.
The 'Pink Panthers' Escaped from the Jewelry Store with Electric Scooters and a Haul of €580,000
Members of the criminal organization 'Pink Panthers' escaped with €580,000 worth of jewelry using electric scooters after armed robbery at a hotel jewelry store in Sani, Halkidiki.
Shared Electric Scooters Disappear from the Streets of Prague. The City Banned Them in the Center Due to Local Complaints
Prague has banned shared electric scooters in the city center following complaints from residents.
Beyond the V-16 beacon: four other traffic regulations that also come into effect this January
Starting in January 2026, drivers in Spain will encounter several regulatory changes aimed at enhancing road safety and addressing new forms of urban mobility, including regulations affecting both conventional vehicles and Personal Mobility Vehicles (VMP) such as electric scooters.
The DGT confirms that there will be no insurance or registration for electric scooters on January 2, 2026
The DGT has confirmed that mandatory insurance and registration for electric scooters will not be required starting January 2, 2026, until the regulation of their registration is completed.