According to UK law, electric scooters popularly called hoverboard are identified as “motor vehicles” and are subject to proper traffic laws. In order to ride them legally, one would have to have a license and registration for their use.
It’s practically impossible to make one of these street-legal, however, since they do not meet the requirements set up by UK law to make them a suitable fit for the road. Police ask that owners keep their use to private property with the owner’s expressed permission.
A message went out from the MPS Specials Twitter account on Sunday, with a link to legislation that states that “self-balancing scooters” (such as segways and Swagways and the rest) can’t be ridden on roads because they’re not licensed and registered.
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