LTA confiscates e-scooter from woman who rode it on road with child

It is a heavy duty-looking ride.

Belmont Lay | February 02, 2017, 03:26 PM

A woman had her e-scooter confiscated after she rode on the road along Edgefield Plains with a child as pillion, the Land Transport Authority (LTA) said on Thursday, Feb. 2.

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The woman was stopped by Active Mobility Enforcement Officers during a regular enforcement exercise against the riding of personal mobility devices (PMDs) on roads.

The woman's heavy duty e-scooter appears to have been modified to take up to two more pillion riders.

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"Her actions put herself and her young child in danger, and her Personal Mobility Device (PMD) has since been impounded", LTA said.

The authority also issued a reminder to the public that it is an offence to ride PMDs on the road and that only bicycles and LTA-approved power assisted bicycles are allowed to do so.

“We will take enforcement action against any rider found breaking the law,” the LTA said.

 

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