The Government Is Taking Action Against Cyclists and Scooter Users. Here Are the Planned Changes.
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Electric scooter users could face significant changes. The Ministry of Infrastructure wants to limit places where rented equipment can be left, tighten speed controls, and allow the stopping of vehicles that do not meet the requirements. The draft law is not yet in force. The ministry is submitting the proposed solutions for inter-ministerial and public consultations, and Deputy Minister of Infrastructure Stanisław Bukowiec has announced that th…
Vehicle confiscations, harsh penalties, new licensing rules, and parking regulations are in store. Scooter drivers face a truly challenging year ahead, as they must prepare for a series of regulatory changes recently announced by the Ministry of Infrastructure.
The Ministry of Infrastructure has announced changes to the rules for children riding bicycles and parking electric scooters. Rented scooters can only be left in designated areas.
Electric scooters can only be left in designated areas after being rented, Deputy Minister of Infrastructure Stanisław Bukowiec announced on Monday. The ministry is also planning changes affecting cyclists and bicycle cards. The politician hopes the regulations will come into effect before the end of the year.
This is a pathology that endangers other road users," Stanisław Bukowiec said on Polsat News. The Deputy Minister of Infrastructure added that the ministry is working on two bills aimed at improving road safety. These include the approval of vehicles and parking spaces.
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