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The advantages of personal electric scooters include their ease of use, low operating costs compared to motorized vehicles, reduced environmental impact, compactness and adaptability to urban commutes.

Electric scooters offer ease of use and their size allows them to go anywhere without having to make a great physical effort. They are ecological because they run on electricity, thus reducing greenhouse gas emissions. They are often foldable and lightweight, which makes them practical to transport and store.

The autonomy varies according to the model, the battery capacity, the type of road used, the weather (if there is a lot of wind for example) or even the morphology of the user. In general, an electric scooter can travel between 15 and 100 kilometers on a single charge.

Charging time also depends on the capacity of the battery and the charger. As a general rule, it takes between 3 and 8 hours to fully charge an electric scooter. For larger batteries, it takes at least 10 hours.

The maximum speed allowed on public roads in France is 25 km/h.

Regulations vary by country and municipality. In many places, electric scooters are allowed on bike paths, but they may be prohibited on some roads. It is important to research local laws before riding an electric scooter.

• Battery life
• Engine power
• The quality of construction and materials
• The size and weight of the scooter
• Additional features such as front and rear lights, braking, etc.

The price varies considerably depending on the brand, model and features. Electric scooters can be found from a few hundred euros to several thousand euros for high-end models.

The lifespan depends on many factors, including build quality, frequency of use, and maintenance. In general, a good electric scooter can last for several years with proper maintenance.

• A helmet (preferably full face)
• Knee pads and elbow pads
• Gloves
• Reflective clothing, especially if you plan to ride at night.

• Clean the scooter regularly with a cloth to remove dirt and debris.
• Check and tighten screws and bolts if necessary.
• Keep the battery charged to prevent it from completely discharging.
• Have your brakes and tires checked regularly by a professional.

In many countries, it is not mandatory to take out specific insurance for personal electric scooters. However, it is recommended to check local regulations and take out liability insurance or specific insurance if necessary to protect yourself in the event of an accident or property damage.
In this case, insurance has become compulsory in France.