Moscow authorities, together with the Ministry of Internal Affairs, are working on identifying electric scooter users so that they can make automatic photo-video recording of their violations. The Ministry of City Transport spoke on this issue in response to the request of deputy Tatyana Butskaya, reports “Parliamentary newspaper”.
But that won’t be enough to protect pedestrians from the scooters blocking city streets, according to the lawmaker. According to the expert, existing cameras cannot yet “catch” scooter riders who break the rules; To do this, they will have to seriously work with cameras. Tatyana Butskaya appealed to the Ministry of Transport with a request to consider the possibility of making scooters noisy and limiting their speed on sidewalks to five to seven kilometers per hour.
It happened before that knownIn Russia, fines may soon appear for transporting children on electric scooters that are not designed to accommodate more than one passenger. Now, according to traffic regulations, it is forbidden to carry passengers on SIM, unless the design of the device provides otherwise.
Also in the Russian Federation Council supplied The final version of the bill proposes to introduce a fine of 10 thousand to 20 thousand rubles for drunken riding of an electric scooter and bicycle.
Previously reportedThey proposed banning scooter rentals in St. Petersburg for three years.