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New eRideable Rules Come into Effect in WA on 4th December

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If you are thinking about purchasing an eRideable for your child or teenager for Christmas, please see the new rules below that apply to e-scooters, electric unicycles, electric skateboards, electric roller skates, one-wheel electric scooters and hoverboards. The new rules will come in to effect on 4th December 2021.

** eRideables are electric powered devices not capable of travelling faster than 25 km/h. Motorised scooters with a maximum power output of 200w and maximum speed of 10 km/h can still be driven by children under the age of 16. This provision will not change **

The new laws include:

  • the speed limit on bike and shared paths and local roads will be 25 km/h, consistent with regulations in Queensland, the Australian Capital Territory and New Zealand;
  • the speed limit on footpaths and in pedestrian areas will be 10km/h;
  • users will be required to give way to pedestrians and keep to the left of oncoming riders;
  • users of eRideables must be at least 16 years of age;
  • users must wear an approved helmet, use lights and reflectors at night and have a working warning device; and
  • the same mobile phone and drink and drug driving rules apply as for motor vehicle drivers.

For more information, please see:

New eRideable rules roll in ready for Christmas (mediastatements.wa.gov.au)

Road Safety Commission (www.wa.gov.au)

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