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New Zealand lets qualifying e-scooters ride the footpath with no helmet or age requirement, but the exemption is a Gazette notice that expires in 2028. See the current rules and what's changing.
How Swiss law classifies e-scooters (E-Trottinette) under Art. 18 VTS: 20 km/h cap, age 14 or 16, no plate or insurance, and where riding is allowed in 2026.
Austria's e-scooter rules explained: the 600 W / 25 km/h cap from the 36. StVO-Novelle, the under-16 helmet rule, equipment mandates, penalties, and Vienna's own rental rules.
Most e-steps sold in Dutch shops are illegal in public. See the RDW approval, kenteken plate, WA insurance, age, helmet, and penalty rules for e-steps in the Netherlands.
Belgium's e-scooter rules explained: the 16-plus age rule, sidewalk ban, when insurance applies, the usager faible protection, and Brussels's stricter local rules.
Spain has no national minimum age or helmet rule for e-scooters yet, only city ordinances like Madrid and Barcelona. What's national law: sidewalk bans, the 2027 certification cutoff, and Ley 5/2025 insurance.
Italy's monopattino elettrico rules explained: helmet mandatory for all riders since Dec 2024, the contrassegno sticker since May 2026, insurance since July 2026, plus where you can ride and fines.
CCTV laws in South Africa in 2026: POPIA's household exclusion, the Regulator's draft Gated Accesses code, and remedies for an intrusive neighbour camera.
How debt review, garnishee orders, debt prescription, debt collector rules and the Small Claims Court work in South Africa in 2026, with links to the detail on each.
What a registered debt collector may and may not do in South Africa in 2026 under the Debt Collectors Act, the fees they can charge, and how to complain about one.
How debt review works in South Africa in 2026: the National Credit Act s86 process, the freeze on new credit and enforcement, NCR fees, and a current debt review removal scam warning.
How emoluments attachment orders (EAOs) and garnishee orders work in South Africa in 2026: the 25 percent salary cap, mandatory court authorisation, and how to challenge an order.