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Australia e-Scooter Laws and Regulations


Disclaimer:
The laws and regulations for riding e-scooters differ across the States of Australia. Public use isn’t permitted in all states/territories and licensing/registration requirements may apply. It is the Customer’s complete responsibility to review these laws before purchasing and using e-scooters. Safety requirements (including helmets and protective hear) should always be worn when riding e-scooters.

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As per current laws and regulations, Queensland, Australian Capital Territory, Western Australia and Tasmania are more e-scooter friendly. They allow shared and privately owned e-scooters to be ridden on private and public land. For New South Wales, Northern Territory, South Australia, and Victoria, the laws are more restrictive. They only allow shared e-scooters at selected trial sites, but do not allow privately owned e-scooters to be ridden in public.

Disclaimer: While we have made reasonable efforts to ensure correctness, we do not warrant the accuracy, currency or completeness of the data presented above.