Be responsible on the road

• If your scooter has headlights, rear lights, flashing indicators and a horn make sure all are in working order.
• You must keep to the left.
• You must obey traffic lights and all other road signals, instructions and signage.
• You must give way to pedestrians on crossings.
• At night, you must have your headlights and rear lights on.
• Although it is not recommended, only use dual carriageways if you have an extra flashing amber warning light.
• You are not allowed to use motorways, bus lanes or cycle tracks.
• Always indicate before pulling out or turning left or right.
• When you are passing parked cars, look out for doors opening.
• Be sure that you have plenty of time to carry out your actions.
• Don’t rely on your mirror.
• Assess whether or not it is safer to cross at a pedestrian crossing rather than on the road when turning right.
• Only use your hazard lights if you cannot move, or if you are in a difficult or dangerous situation.
• Do not park your scooter where it would cause an obstruction.