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They are not forbidden. They count as a "speciale bromfiets". You need a license, insurance, a license plate, and working lighting.
by Doxin 8y ago
They 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.