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A Garda spokesperson said e-scooters are considered to be mechanically propelled vehicles (file image)
Gardaí have seized two e-scooters in Buncrana and warned that they are not considered suitable for use in a public place.
The e-scooters were seized from their users in the town on Sunday night.
A Garda spokesperson said e-scooters are considered to be mechanically propelled vehicles (MPVs).
“If an MPV is used in a public place, it is subject to all of the regulatory controls that apply to other vehicles.”
The spokesperson added e-scooters must be roadworthy, registered, taxed and insured.
“The driver must hold the appropriate driving licence and must also wear a helmet. It is currently not possible to tax or insure e-scooters and so they are not considered suitable for use in a public place,” the spokesperson added.
The spokesperson referred to the Road Safety Authority's guidance on the use of e-scooters for further information.
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