Question 6969
Are personal mobility vehicles allowed on freeways (autopistas) or divided highways (autovías) that run through a built-up area?
- No, unless the shoulder is usable and wide enough to travel on safely.
- No, it is prohibited.
- Yes, unless expressly prohibited.
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Correct answer: No, it is prohibited.
No. Personal mobility vehicles, such as the electric scooter in the picture, must not travel on freeways (autopistas) or high-capacity divided highways (autovías), even on sections that pass through a built-up area. That section is still a freeway or high-capacity divided highway, with the same prohibitions. It does not matter whether the shoulder is usable, and no sign is needed to prohibit them.