Can a personal mobility vehicle have a saddle (seat)?
Traffic rules
A personal mobility vehicle may only be fitted with a seat when it is self-balancing, meaning it can maintain its own balance. If you are seated, you need the vehicle itself to help you keep your balance automatically.
Explanation
Seat on personal mobility vehicles
A personal mobility vehicle **may only have a seat** when it is **self‑balancing**, that is, when it stays balanced **by itself** ⚖️ (like some scooters or robots that support themselves).
The idea is simple:
- If you are **standing**, in case you lose your balance you can **jump or brace yourself** more easily.
- If you are **sitting**, it is harder for you to react and keep your balance with your body.
Therefore, if it has a **seat**, the vehicle must help you maintain balance **automatically**.
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