Scooters Being Sold Due to New Fines, Insurance, and Helmet Regulations

An estimated 5,000 out of 60,000-80,000 scooters have been put on the second-hand market, as new highway codes, age limits, speed restrictions, and strict enforcement discourage casual users due to fines, insurance, and helmet requirements.

12 Aug, 06:41 — 12 Aug, 06:41

Post Share

Sources

Showing 1 of 1 sources

protothema-enMixed21d ago

Scooters sold due to fines, insurance & helmets: Parents who bought them for their children are now selling them

It is estimated that 5,000 of the total 60,000–80,000 have been put on the second-hand market - New Highway Code, age limit of 17, maximum speed of 25 km/h and strict enforcement are discouraging casual users The post Scooters sold due to fines, insurance & helmets: Parents who bought them for their children are now selling them appeared first on ProtoThema English.

By Newsroom

Read full article →

Scooters Being Sold Due to New Fines, Insurance, and Helmet Regulations

Sources

Scooters sold due to fines, insurance & helmets: Parents who bought them for their children are now selling them

Related Stories

Maduro Asks US Court to Dismiss Drug Charges Citing Sovereign Immunity

Pentagon Crisis Deepens Amid Hegseth-Era Resignations and Internal Conflict

Nepal to Rebuild Cross-Border Flood Warning System After Deadly Inundation

Zelenskyy Condemns Deadly Shootout Between Rival Ukrainian Agencies