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Aruba electric scooter traffic regulations

Overview

Aruba’s Minister of Justice, Arthur Dowers, has reaffirmed the government’s position that e-steps (electric scooters) are prohibited from public roads and traffic under current legislation.

Dowers attributed the current regulatory challenges to years of insufficient enforcement and an inherited situation where unauthorized activities continued to operate. He noted that the prohibition follows recommendations from the Road Safety Commission, citing concerns that the island’s infrastructure is not adapted for such vehicles. While legal proceedings are ongoing, the government maintains that long-term operation does not grant legal rights to activities that contravene existing laws.

Entities

Aruba · Government of Aruba · Road Safety Commission · Cuida Aruba · Arthur Giel

Timeline

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    Aruba's Minister of Justice Arthur Dowers reaffirmed that e-steps are prohibited on public roads, citing road safety concerns and a lack of legal authorization for their operation.

Sources

amigoearuba.com · eanews.com · noticiaimpacto.com · solodipueblo.com · sxmislandtime.com