Other Users
Where are personal mobility vehicles (PMVs), such as electric scooters, NOT allowed to travel?
Reviewed on 5 Aug 2026
- A In urban bike lanes
- ✓ On pavements and pedestrian areas
- C On 30 km/h zone streets
- D On permitted urban carriageways
Why this is the correct answer
PMVs may not travel on pavements and pedestrian areas, tunnels, through-roads, motorways, dual carriageways, or interurban roads outside built-up areas.
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