Check if your e-scooter, e-bike, or mobility scooter is legal in Singapore — in plain English, no jargon.
Singapore's active mobility rules changed significantly in June 2026. Many people don't know if their e-scooter, e-bike, or mobility scooter is still legal.
Answer 3–4 plain-English questions and we'll tell you exactly where you stand — and what to do if anything needs fixing.
All information sourced from LTA's official active mobility regulations, updated June 2026.
Singapore's active mobility rules changed significantly in June 2026 — covering e-scooters (PMDs), e-bikes (PABs), and mobility scooters (PMAs). Whether you own a device, are thinking of buying one, or use one for food delivery, this tool helps you understand what the rules mean for your situation — in plain English, not legal jargon.
Answer a few simple questions and the tool tells you whether you're compliant, what you need to do if you're not, and exactly how to fix it — with direct links to LTA's official pages.
Anyone in Singapore who owns, uses, or is thinking of buying an e-scooter, e-bike, or mobility scooter — including food delivery riders, caregivers helping an elderly family member, and first-time buyers who want to avoid buying a non-compliant device.
All rules and penalties are sourced directly from LTA's official Active Mobility regulations, updated to reflect the June 2026 rule changes.
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