I'm thinking about buying one of these.
What exactly should be taken into account?
What is the maximum speed you can drive with it?
On which routes can you drive it?
Which brand is recommended?
Isn't there anything to consider (regarding protective equipment or other)?
Thanks in advance 😉
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Googled.
Runs 25 km/h.
It should not be allowed to drive in the StVO area, but at the same time it should not be explicitly prohibited.
I just want to remember the hoverboards. They were not explicitly forbidden. But they’re not allowed to walk. They won’t, either, as long as there is no direct connection to the hands with which you can keep the vehicle under control. (Like the Segway.)
This results in you being allowed to drive around privately sealed grounds, but not in the area of StVO (course, road, bicycle path). If you do it anyway and get someone or come to an eager police officer, then you’ll run an unauthorized car and you’re on the go without a driver’s license. (Because there is no suitable driver for this type of vehicle.)
They are only allowed in “limited non-public transport”. It’s a gray zone.