arj1 wrote:
Not in the UK, I think
That is indeed what https://www.evz.de/en/reisen-verkehr/e-mobilitaet/zweiraeder/e-scooter-regulations-in-europe.html and https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/powered-transporters/information-sheet-guidance-on-powered-transporters say.
“As usual” the UK is the exception…
Malta is also complicated, the scooter must be individually approved, costs only 10 EUR but must be done.
Again, the question due to the assumed advantages of lesser total weight: Anything in this personal transportation category that carries two, legally? Scooters could – at least I see these rental ones used this way all the time, even with three adolescents – but according to that website, they’re not allowed.
The best bet is probably a foldable bike (maybe electrically assisted) which carries two – should be legal everywhere.
A foldable electric tandem. That’s an interesting proposition.🙂
