Question 6930
Are personal mobility vehicles allowed to travel on a bicycle path that is separated from motorized traffic?
- Yes, but only if the crossings between the two roads are at different levels.
- No; as a general rule it is prohibited because it is a road outside a built-up area.
- Yes, unless expressly prohibited.
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Correct answer: Yes, unless expressly prohibited.
Outside a built-up area, a personal mobility vehicle, such as an electric scooter, is not allowed on the road, but it is allowed on bicycle paths, like the one in the image, which is separated from the roadway by a curb. Only a sign prohibiting its use on that section would prevent it from using the path. The rule does not require crossings with the road to be at different levels.