What about the scooter?
Of course it's on private property.

Is there a clear regulation as to whether it can be driven on the cycle path or on the road?
Since it only goes a maximum of 20 km/h...

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What about the scooter?
Of course it's on private property. 

Is there a clear regulation as to whether it can be driven on the cycle path or on the road? 
Since it only goes a maximum of 20 km/h...

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In the meantime, it has been approved for road use.

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I am very surprised that the Merlin X4 is not allowed on the road. According to the specifications, it should actually be allowed: 20kmh max, bell, second independent brakes, front and rear lights. The Ninebot ES1, for example, is listed at Digitec as roadworthy, but it has neither a bell nor a rear light (must be retrofitted by the user). Could Digitec have made a mistake with the Merlin X4, or have I overlooked something?

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We provide information on our e-scooters as to whether they have a road permit or not. You can find this information for each e-scooter under the category Important information. You can also find more information about e-transporters under the following link: https://www.digitec.ch/de/page/personal-e-transporter-was-ist-erlaubt-was-nicht-1115.

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What about the scooter? Of course it's on private property. Is there a clear regulation as to whether it can be driven on the cycle path or on the road? Since it only goes a maximum of 20 km/h...