Must a personal mobility vehicle have a braking system for both the rear wheel and the front wheel?
Traffic rules
A personal mobility vehicle must have independent brakes on the front and rear wheels, like a bicycle, to ensure safer, more stable, and more effective braking.
Explanation
Braking system in personal mobility vehicles
A **personal mobility vehicle** (such as an electric scooter) must have an **independent brake on the front wheel and on the rear wheel**, just like a **bicycle**.
This **dual braking** system makes it possible to:
- **Stop with greater safety and stability**.
- **Control braking better**, distributing the braking force between both wheels.
- **Reduce the braking distance**, especially in emergency situations.
For this reason, it is mandatory to have **brakes on both wheels**, not just on one.
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