The Assembly addressed the management of electric trotting poles during its 106th session. This action involves amending the Law on the Safety of the Pedestrian through a shortened preamble. The proposed amendments aim to regulate the operation of electric trotting poles within private property.
A key aspect of this legislation is the redefinition of the category for light electric vehicles, which now includes electric trotting poles as new models entering the market. Furthermore, the discussions addressed the speed limits for light electric vehicles, aligning with European Union regulations concerning the classification of such vehicles. Specifically, the maximum permitted speed limit is set at 20 kilometers per hour, consistent with EU provisions.
The Assembly’s focus is on integrating these new types of electric vehicles into existing safety frameworks. By amending the relevant law, the legislation seeks to establish clear guidelines for the use and classification of electric trotting poles. This regulatory update is designed to ensure public safety and standardize the operational parameters for these devices operating on owner property.
The announcement regarding these measures was made on June 30, 2026.
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