You can ride your electric scooter on private property, such as your driveway or backyard, as long as you have the permission of the property owner.
In bike lanes:
Many cities and towns have bike lanes that are designated for cyclists and other non-motorized vehicles, including electric scooters. You can legally ride your electric scooter in a bike lane if there is one available.
On sidewalks:
Some cities and towns allow electric scooters to be ridden on sidewalks, but there may be restrictions on the speed at which you can ride and where you can ride. Check the local regulations in your area to find out if electric scooters are allowed on sidewalks.
In designated scooter zones:
Some cities and towns have designated scooter zones where you can legally ride your electric scooter. These zones are typically located in parks or other public areas. Check the local regulations in your area to find out if there are any designated scooter zones.
It's important to note that the laws and regulations governing the use of electric scooters can vary from one jurisdiction to another. Always check the local regulations in your area to find out where you can legally ride your electric scooter.
