The e-scooter must …
- have four wheels (not three).
- have a maximum length of 120 cm and a maximum total weight of 300 kg, including the user and luggage (this corresponds to the load capacity of the bus ramps).
- be capable of climbing a 12 percent incline.
- be parked facing backward and close to the ramp (wheelchair space). There must be no luggage or additional attachments on the backrest that prevent this (e.g., no bags, backpacks, crutches, etc.).
- be approved for transport on public transit. This is explicitly stated by the manufacturer in the user manual.
Users must …
- board the bus with the e-scooter exclusively in reverse and on their own, as it cannot be maneuvered inside the bus.
- be able to load and unload the e-scooter quickly and independently (approximately 30 seconds).
- be able to secure themselves and hold on independently during the ride and remain seated on the e-scooter.
- be able to present proof or authorization in the form of a disability ID card marked “G/aG.”
- have limited mobility and use the e-scooter exclusively for medical purposes.
