Transport Malta increases enforcement on e-scooters, 137 confiscated
Transport Malta has increased enforcement on le-scooters, with 137 e-scooters confiscated in various localities during the last few weeks.
From January 2023, Transport Malta was given authority through a legal notice to enforce the use of e-scooters, targeting both commercial operators and private individuals.
Enforcement operations were carried out in locations with a strong use of e-scooters, including San Điljan, Tas-Sliema, San Paul il-Baħar, and the Island, to ensure compliance with traffic regulations.
E-scooters were confiscated for various reasons, such as expired licenses, lack of vehicle registration with the Authority, and lack of valid insurance.
Patrick Pollacco, Director of Enforcement within Transport Malta, stated that the Authority is committed to being more vigilant in enforcement and strengthening its presence on the roads. He encouraged e-scooter drivers to be responsible and observe traffic regulations.
Transport Malta said that it encourages all owners of e-scooters to comply with the laws of the country and observe traffic laws while using their vehicles, to ensure the safety of both the driver and passengers. ‘ those around them.
Enforcement operations will continue in the coming days to ensure that le-scooters are operated in compliance with the laws.