It is strongly advised to use the maximum speed of the scooter in a way that does not compromise your safety.  We recommend using the scooter with the maximum speed only in designated safe spaces where there are no cars, pedestrians, animals, or obstacles that could pose a risk. Prioritise caution and adhere to recommended speed limits to ensure a secure and enjoyable riding experience.

• Wear Protective Gear: Always wear a helmet and any other appropriate protective gear, such as knee and elbow pads, to reduce the risk of injury in case of a fall.
• Follow Traffic Rules: If you need to ride on roads or in areas with traffic, adhere to traffic rules and regulations. Obey traffic signals, signs, and right-of-way rules.
• Stay Alert: Be aware of your surroundings and anticipate potential hazards. Keep an eye on the road, other vehicles, pedestrians, and any obstacles that may come your way.
• Avoid Distractions: Refrain from using your phone or any other electronic devices while riding. Distractions can increase the likelihood of accidents.
• Maintain Your Scooter: Regularly check and maintain your scooter to ensure that it’s in good working condition. This includes inspecting brakes, tires, lights, and other crucial components.
• Ride Defensively: Assume that other road users may not see you or may not follow traffic rules. Ride defensively, be cautious, and be prepared to react to unexpected situations.
• Be Mindful of Pedestrians: When riding in areas with pedestrians, slow down and give them plenty of space. Always yield to pedestrians and exercise caution in crowded areas.
• Be Weather-Aware: Adjust your riding style based on weather conditions. Rain, snow, or slippery surfaces can affect the stability of your scooter.
• Avoid Overloading: Follow the manufacturer’s recommendations regarding weight limits. Overloading the scooter can affect its performance and stability.
• Educate Yourself: Familiarize yourself with local regulations and guidelines regarding the use of scooters. Some areas may have specific rules for electric scooters.

Make sure you familiarize yourself with the local regulations regarding usage of scooters on public and private roads, maximum speed. 

• Research Local Laws/Regulations: Look up local traffic laws and regulations regarding the use of electric scooters. These laws can vary by city or region, so it’s essential to know the specific rules that apply to your location.
• Check Maximum Speed Limits: Determine the maximum allowable speed for electric scooters in your area. Some places have specific speed limits for scooters on both public and private roads.
• Identify Designated Areas: Find out if there are designated areas where electric scooters are allowed or restricted. Some cities may have specific zones or paths for scooter use.
• Understand Licensing Requirements: Check whether there are any licensing or registration requirements for electric scooters. In some places, you may need to have a valid driver’s license or register your scooter with local authorities.
• Helmet and Safety Gear Regulations: Verify whether there are regulations regarding the use of helmets and other safety gear. In many places, wearing a helmet is mandatory when riding an electric scooter.
• Parking Rules: Be aware of any rules regarding parking electric scooters. Some areas may have designated parking spots or restrictions on where scooters can be parked.
• Stay Informed About Changes: Keep yourself updated on any changes to local regulations. Laws regarding electric scooters may be updated, so staying informed ensures you’re always in compliance.
• Community Guidelines: Some localities may have community guidelines or agreements with scooter-sharing companies. Familiarize yourself with these guidelines to ensure responsible and respectful scooter use.
• Respect Pedestrian Zones: Understand whether there are restrictions on using scooters in pedestrian zones or crowded areas. Always prioritize the safety of pedestrians.
• Educate Others: If you’re using a shared scooter service, make sure to educate others who may use the scooter about local regulations. This helps promote responsible scooter use within the community.

By taking the time to research and understand local regulations, you contribute to the overall safety and positive image of electric scooters in your area. It also helps prevent legal issues and ensures a smooth and lawful riding experience.