Personal mobility scooters in Spain, the law is changing!

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Given the geriatric state of many here and that of many of the fat feckers who have moved to live there, as it’s just like Coventry, this is important news:

Personal Mobility Vehicles

A major change to the regulations will be with personal mobility vehicles defined as vehicles with one or more wheels and equipped with a single seat and powered by electric motors with a speed of between 6 and 25 km/h, for example, scooters.

Such vehicles will no longer be able to circulate on sidewalks and pedestrian areas as well as interurban roads, crossings, highways, urban highways and urban tunnels.

In addition, these types of vehicles will have to comply with traffic regulations and will have to have a certificate of circulation to certify that they meet technical requirements.

The rules are excluded for those who use such vehicles due to reduced mobility.

A major change to the regulations will be with personal mobility vehicles defined as vehicles with one or more wheels and equipped with a single seat and powered by electric motors with a speed of between 6 and 25 km/h, for example, scooters.

Such vehicles will no longer be able to circulate on sidewalks and pedestrian areas as well as interurban roads, crossings, highways, urban highways and urban tunnels.

In addition, these types of vehicles will have to comply with traffic regulations and will have to have a certificate of circulation to certify that they meet technical requirements.

The rules are excluded for those who use such vehicles due to reduced mobility.
 
Given the geriatric state of many here and that of many of the fat feckers who have moved to live there, as it’s just like Coventry, this is important news:

The rules are excluded for those who use such vehicles due to reduced mobility.

With the above clause, the new rules will surely not affect anyone?

Why would you drive/ride one of these if you weren't disabled?
 
Why would you drive/ride one of these if you weren't disabled?

Fat feckers, wheezing smokers and anyone pissed on sangria and fizzy Heineken, who can’t be arsed to walk. If I had to guess.
 
These rules were implemented in some Spanish resorts about four years ago because of stag do's etc riding round
on pub crawls. Benidorm led the way with the need for customers to produce proof they had a disability.
It won't affect the obese because they'll claim it's a disability in itself.:blast

Here's me on a cultural tour of the Costa's some years ago in Benidorm.:).... Oh the shame.:eek:
 

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Could it be aimed at the electric scooters / personal transport that seems more commonplace, darting all over in and out of traffic on and off pavements,
 
Could it be aimed at the electric scooters / personal transport that seems more commonplace, darting all over in and out of traffic on and off pavements,

I fear you may be taking this all too seriously. But, just in case you are a scooter riding twerp (afraid that you will be nicked by the Spanish rozzers) the good news is that you are safe. The law stipulates the need for the vehicle to have a single seat, which a scooter (such as you refer to) plainly does not. Case dismissed. Fee, three guineas, payable by Lady Day.
 
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