The Ministry of Interior has announced plans to introduce legal revisions governing the use of personal electric scooters, a measure aimed at enhancing overall transportation safety across the country. Minister Pançe Toshkovski detailed these forthcoming changes during a presentation concerning the national project, “Breaking the Cycle of Violence – Systematic Prevention of Domestic and Peer Violence through the Educational System.”
During the address, Toshkovski specified that the parliamentary group representing OBRM-PDUKM is preparing to submit proposed amendments to the existing Law on Road Traffic Safety. These proposed amendments have been developed utilizing recommendations gathered from expert teams and professional services provided by the Ministry of Public Security.
The core focus of these legislative updates involves strengthening the regulatory framework and tightening the punitive measures associated with operating electric scooters. Minister Toshkovski emphasized that increased scrutiny and stricter compliance are anticipated, particularly targeting the usage patterns among younger demographics. These comprehensive amendments are intended to address safety concerns associated with the proliferation of personal electric mobility devices on public roads.
The Ministry stated that the revisions reflect a commitment to modernizing traffic laws to account for contemporary modes of transport. The finalization and passage of these updated regulations are expected to establish clearer guidelines for both users and enforcement agencies, thereby improving public safety standards related to electric vehicle operation.
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