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New Rules: Electric Kickboards Allowed on Sidewalks with No License Required
Starting July 1st, electric kickboards are allowed on sidewalks without needing a license if they travel at speeds of 6km/h or less. Riders must wear helmets while riding and using a mobile phone or driving under the influence is strictly prohibited with violators facing fines for breaking these rules. The National Police Agency hopes this new rule will reduce traffic congestion in cities by encouraging people to use electric kickboards as an alternative form of transportation.
Jan. 19, 2023 6:51AM
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A picture of an electric kickboard rider wearing a helmet while travelling down a sidewalk with buildings in the background
Starting July 1st, electric kickboards will be allowed to travel on sidewalks without a license. This new rule applies to any electric kickboard that travels at speeds of 6km/h or less. The National Police Agency has stated that they are working hard to make sure the public is aware of the rules and regulations associated with this new law. Riders must wear helmets while riding and using a mobile phone or driving under the influence of alcohol is strictly prohibited. Violators may face fines for breaking these rules. The National Police Agency also hopes that this new rule will help reduce traffic congestion in cities by encouraging people to use electric kickboards as an alternative form of transportation. They believe it could also lead to fewer accidents since riders will have more control over their speed and direction when compared to larger vehicles such as cars and motorcycles. Electric kickboards have become increasingly popular in recent years due to their convenience, affordability, and eco-friendly nature. They are easy to store and can be used for short commutes or leisurely rides around town. With this new rule, riders can now enjoy the freedom of traveling on sidewalks without having to worry about getting a license or facing fines for violating any laws.