The Gogoro SuperSport, Premium, and Viva Mix models can now be purchased or leased by private customers.
Seat spearheads the transformation of urban mobility with the launch of three new electric scooters as part of the MO series.
Plans to expand the cycling network threefold may be brought forward by a few years from an original 2030 target give electric scooter users more room to ride.
The three major food delivery companies in Singapore said they have measures in place to ensure their riders use PMDs that are certified safe.
More than 85,000 e-scooters were registered before the 30 June deadline, and PMD owners can still register with LTA if their devices meet the criteria.
Owners of e-scooters can register their devices at the Land Transport Authority's website or any SingPost post office from 2 January.
A total of 42 shared e-scooters found in public spaces here were impounded between July and October this year, the Land Transport Authority revealed.
The Government has made it mandatory for e-scooter users to register their personal mobility devices from the second half of this year.
There is no police data on such thefts but the growing popularity and portability of Personal Mobility Devices make them attractive targets.
Amid rising number of reckless riders, the Active Mobility Advisory Panel has submitted a proposal to the Transport Ministry to register electric scooters.
Spring Singapore and the Land Transport Authority will be reviewing the product safety requirements of personal mobility devices such as e-scooters.
Home-grown start-ups Telepod and Neuron Mobility have begun offering shared e-scooter services in the Central Business District.
A total of 50 e-scooters and 20 bikes will be available for rent across six parking zones within the Science Park area.
20 e-scooters have been seized, with more than 1,400 notices issued for using non-compliant power-assisted bicycles to date.
According to local distributors, most mobility scooters are designed to be safe and stable medical devices for the elderly and people with disabilities.
Bicycles and personal mobility devices may be recommended to be allowed on footpaths, but the code of conduct proposed also contains rules such as speed limits.
The Land Transport Authority will implement rules on footways and cycling paths soon to help cyclists, pedestrians and mobility device users share them safely.