At the meeting of the Ayuntamiento of Antigua today the first stage of producing a local law to control the use of electric scooters.
There is now a 30 day public discussion period before the new law comes into force.
[color=#555555]The main highlight is (translated through Google) - The Ordinance establishes, among other highlights, the prohibition of the circulation of electric mopeds in any pedestrian area, such as sidewalks, squares, avenues or

First visit since last Autumn. The place seems to be in undated with lunatics zooming around on these devices. One guy today must have been doing 40k down the cycle lane in Coralejo. A child stepping a foot off the path would have been wiped out. There is no place in a resort such as this for these lethal terrors. You can't even hear them coming

Radio Sintonia:

More than 30 electric scooters removed by the Local Police of Puerto del Rosario.

The Local Police of Puerto del Rosario has withdrawn more than 30 electric scooters for obstructing public roads and violating the Road Safety Law and Municipal Ordinances. In addition to the withdrawal of the vehicles, the procedure includes the opening of a file to the offenders and the transfer of the skateboards to the depot from where they have already been removed by the owner company.

Canarian weekly:

COUNCIL ORDERS THE REMOVAL OF SCOOTERS OBSTRUCTING STREETS IN CORRALEJO.

The Ayuntamiento La Oliva, the local council of La Oliva, have published images of the Local Police collecting electric scooters from the streets of Corralejo in Fuerteventura, that have been obstructing public roads or pavements.

The use of scooters is one of the most controversial topics for residents and tourists across the Canary Islands, who’d rather see them removed from the streets for goo

The Puerto del Rosario City Council, through the Department of Mobility, has launched an information campaign aimed at users of personal mobility vehicles. This campaign aims to raise awareness among citizens about responsibility in the use of scooters, an increasingly common means of transportation.



Despite the recent entry into force of the Municipal Ordinance, it has been detected that a significant percentage of scooter users ignore it and ride without an approved helmet, with headph

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Police confiscate 242 scooters in Corralejo for illegally occupying public spaces

The Local Police of La Oliva in Fuerteventura, confiscated 242 scooters in Corralejo yesterday morning claiming they lack the required permits and were parked illegally in public spaces.

During their morning shift, officers removed the scooters and transferred them on three lorries to the Municipal Depot where they are now being stored. The authorities are continuing to process existing sanction files ag