E-scooter driver caught without valid insurance!

E-scooter driver caught without valid insurance!

During a traffic stop in Grafweg, the police noticed an e-scooter driver who was driving with a black insurance license plate. It was found that “fare evasion” has no longer been permitted since March 1st, as license plates must be blue in this insurance year. The 27-year-old was informed that he was traveling without valid insurance. Further travel was prohibited and a corresponding notice was written.

With regard to small electric vehicles, the police emphasize that they must generally have insurance cover if they are used in public transport. The same blood alcohol limits and regulations apply to e-scooter drivers as to car drivers. In addition to the insurance requirement, e-scooters usually also have to have a valid operating license.

It is important to note that compliance with these rules and regulations is essential to ensure safety on the road. Further information on insurance requirements and operating licenses can be obtained from the responsible authorities in order to avoid legal consequences. It is the responsibility of every rider to ensure that their e-scooter meets legal requirements.