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Malta To Ban Rental E-Scooters Next March

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Rental e-scooters will no longer be allowed at all on the streets of Malta as of March 2024, the Transport Minister has announced.

“On March 1, next year, a ban on renting e-kick scooters will take effect, while the use of privately owned e-kick scooters will remain permissible under the existing law,” a statement by the Transport Ministry read.

“The government intends to introduce incentives to encourage individuals interested in using this mode of transportation to own their e-kick scooters.

This initiative aims to promote responsible e-kick scooter usage and reduce inconvenience for communities and people. Despite increased enforcement and fines, communities have continued to endure the disturbances caused by rented e-kick scooters. These enforcement resources will also be redirected towards other efforts aimed at enhancing road safety.”

“Once again, measures are being taken to prioritise order and public safety.”

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