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Here in the Netherlands these things are currently forbidden. We have about the safest road infrastructure for bikes and potentially these scooters in the world
by jtwaleson 8y ago
Here in the Netherlands these things are currently forbidden. We have about the safest road infrastructure for bikes and potentially these scooters in the world! You see some people driving them nevertheless, but the fines are up to $400. Once the legislation changes I'll buy one in a heartbeat.
- reacharavindh 8y agoDo you think they'd be allowed on bicycle lanes?
- ghaff 8y agoIt’s unlikely. They’re currently in the process of getting mopeds off those.
- Doxin 8y agoThey are not forbidden. They count as a "speciale bromfiets". You need a license, insurance, a license plate, and working lighting.
- jtwaleson 8y agoTrue, but you're not able to set up a license plate on these things (e.g. Xiaomi M365) without making modifications. They basically go the same speed as bikes (< 30kmph), so I think the difference in legislation is a bit weird.
- Doxin 8y agoOh yeah it's entirely over the top to demand license plates and a license IMO, and understandably the scooters aren't made to carry license plates. Just stating that the post I was replying to is mistaken. EDIT: Not to mention that your scooter has to be RDW-approved which basically means none exist.