Are privately owned electric scooters allowed on public roads in Great Britain?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. No, they can only be used legally on private land
- Step 1: Only rental scooters in official trial areas may be used on roads. Step 2. Private e-scooters are treated as powered vehicles that cannot meet road rules, so they can be used on private land only. Answer: No, they can only be used legally on private land. Why not the others: A licence, a speed cap and a helmet do not make private e-scooters legal on public roads.
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