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16-Year Age Limit for Electric Scooters Sent for Consultation

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The number of injuries related to accidents involving electric scooters has exploded since 2019. Now the Norwegian Road Administration's proposal to introduce a 16-year age limit has been sent for consultation.

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The number of injuries related to accidents involving electric scooters has exploded since 2019. Now the Norwegian Road Administration's proposal to introduce a 16-year age limit has been sent for consultation.

·Oslo, Norway
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The age limit for riding an electric scooter could be raised from 12 to 16. The insurance company Tryg supports the proposal and believes it will reduce the risk of accidents among children and young people.

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Tryg Forsikring supports the proposal to raise the age limit for using electric scooters from 12 to 16 years.

Electric scooters may have an age limit of 16 years.

The government wants to put an end to the youngest children using electric scooters. A proposal to raise the age limit from 12 to 16 years is now being submitted for consultation.

Electric scooters may have an age limit of 16 years.

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Regjeringen.no broke the news on Thursday, November 5, 2026.
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