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Est-il légal de rouler en trottinette électrique en France ? Un guide sur les règles de circulation des EDPM, l'âge minimum de 14 ans, l'assurance, les amendes et pourquoi l'interdiction à Paris ne concerne que les trottinettes en libre-service.
Le regole sui monopattini elettrici in Italia spiegate: casco obbligatorio per tutti dal dicembre 2024, il contrassegno identificativo dal maggio 2026, l'assicurazione dal luglio 2026, oltre a dove si può circolare e le sanzioni.
De Belgische regels voor elektrische steps uitgelegd: de leeftijdsgrens van 16 jaar, het voetpadverbod, wanneer verzekering verplicht is, de bescherming als zwakke weggebruiker en de strengere lokale regels in Brussel.
De meeste e-steps die in Nederlandse winkels worden verkocht, zijn illegaal op de openbare weg. Bekijk de regels voor RDW-goedkeuring, kenteken, WA-verzekering, leeftijd, helm en boetes voor e-steps in Nederland.
Is it legal to ride an e-scooter in France? A guide to EDPM circulation rules, the age-14 minimum, insurance, fines, and why the Paris ban only covers rental scooters.
Compare e-scooter laws in 16 countries: private ownership vs. rental rules, minimum ages, and helmet requirements, with links to full country guides.
No federal e-scooter law exists in Canada. See how Ontario, BC, Quebec, Alberta, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Nova Scotia, and PEI each regulate e-scooters, including Toronto's ongoing ban.
South Africa has no e-scooter law. Here is what the National Road Traffic Act and the 2024 Amendment Act actually say, and why the "500W exempt" claim is false.
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.