It is strictly prohibited to ride more than one person per scooter. Doing this increases the risk of injury to both riders and others in traffic, and may lead to legal liability for any resulting damages. Instead, open up another scooter through the Group Ryde function, or have them download the Ryde app onto their own phones.

Never ride scooters while intoxicated. It is a criminal offense in most European countries and poses risks to yourself and others. During evening hours on weekends, a mandatory reaction time test helps prevent riding under the influence.

Ride in bike lanes, show consideration for pedestrians, obey speed restrictions and never ride a scooter with more than one person. If you want to learn more about your local traffic regulations, check out Ryde School here or in the Ryde app.

You can choose to activate beginner mode in the Ryde app if you are new to electric scooters. This setting reduces the scooter's top speed, allowing you to start slowly and become familiar with the accelerator and brakes.

In the Ryde app, you'll find detailed explanations of the various zones. These zones indicate where you can park and ride the scooter, as well as the locations of bike lanes and slow zones.

Never use your phone while riding. Using a headset is also discouraged as it can impair your awareness of your surroundings in traffic. Our latest scooter models include a phone holder for safely using navigation apps to navigate the city easily. Always maintain a secure grip on the handlebars!