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Qld to strengthen electric scooter laws 7NEWS from 7news.com.au
On screen: The device changes to a push scooter, with a tick, to show this is the correct behaviour. Age restrictions apply to riding an e-scooter in Queensland
Qld to strengthen electric scooter laws 7NEWS
To address the growing presence of e-scooters, Queensland has implemented specific regulations governing their use: New e scooter rules and increased penalties came into effect on Tuesday, 1 November 2022 in Queensland for electric scooters, electric skateboards & unicycles On screen: We see an animated character (child) on an e-scooter riding down a footpath, with an 'X' to show this is the incorrect behaviour
Queensland Escooter Laws What You Need To Know Mini EVs. On screen: We see an animated character (child) on an e-scooter riding down a footpath, with an 'X' to show this is the incorrect behaviour E-scooters will now be treated more like bikes by the law and riders will need to adhere to slower speed limits on footpaths
New Queensland escooters laws 7NEWS. Riders must be at least 16 years old or at least 12 years and supervised by an adult while riding the device Queensland Police have urged users of e-scooters, e-bikes and other personal mobility devices (PMD) to take laws seriously after thousands of infringements were issued to riders within two years.