Is it legal to ride an e-scooter on the M6?

No, it is illegal to use e-scooters on motorways like the M6.

What are the rules for e-scooters on UK roads?

E-scooters are allowed on roads if they meet specific requirements and their top speed does not exceed 15.5mph, but they are banned from motorways.

Who was notified about the M6 e-scooter incident?

West Midlands Police were informed about the driver riding an e-scooter on the M6.

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E-Scooter Chaos: Driver on M6 Caught in Slow Lane

24 Nov

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Summary

Delivery driver filmed riding an e-scooter on the M6.
E-scooters are illegal to use on motorways per Highway Code.
West Midlands Police have been notified of the incident.

E-Scooter Chaos: Driver on M6 Caught in Slow Lane

A startling video captured a delivery driver navigating the M6 motorway on an e-scooter, causing disruption and concern. The clip showed a Royal Mail lorry maneuvering around the slow-moving scooter in the slow lane near Birmingham.

This action is a clear violation of the Highway Code, which explicitly prohibits the use of e-scooters on motorways. While e-scooters are permitted on other roads, they must adhere to specific requirements, including a maximum speed of 15.5mph.

The incident, filmed on November 21st and shared online, has drawn criticism, with social media users calling the driver an "idiot" and "silly." West Midlands Police have been informed of the dangerous maneuver.

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