Western Australia:
eRideables are permitted for public use under specific regulations.
Riders must be at least 16 years old.
Helmets are required.
Speed limits: 10km/h on footpaths and pedestrian crossings; 25km/h on bicycle paths, shared paths and local roads.
Queensland:
E-scooters are permitted under certain conditions.
Minimum age for riding is 12 (under supervision) or 16 years old.
Helmets are required.
Speed limits: 12km/h on footpaths, 25km/h on shared paths, and 25km/h on local roads.
Australian Capital Territory (ACT):
e-scooters are legal to ride.
Helmets are required.
Speed limits: 25 km/h on shared paths and bike paths; 15 km/h on footpaths.
Tasmania:
e-scooters are allowed.
Hire and ride e-scooters are permitted in certain areas.
Helmets are required.
Speed limits: 20km/h in local roads.
New South Wales:
Trials of shared e-scooters are underway in certain areas. Private e-scooters are generally prohibited on roads, footpaths, or other public places.
Victoria:
Trials are underway to determine the feasibility of e-scooter use.
Limited use of shared e-scooters in specific areas. Personal e-scooters are generally prohibited.
South Australia:
Trials are underway to assess e-scooter use.
Shared e-scooters are permitted in some trials but only in specific areas.
Northern Territory:
Shared e-scooter trials are taking place.
Private e-scooters are not permitted for use on public roads or pathways.
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