Here are the rules e-scooter users in Sask. will need to follow on highways

E-scooter company looking to expand An electric scooter company that's operating in Calgary, Edmonton and Montreal is looking to roll into Saskatchewan.

Those who want to operate an e-scooter on Saskatchewan highways this summer will have to follow several updated regulations or risk a fine.

Adjustments pertaining to the use of e-scooters was recently added to The Limited Speed Motor Vehicle Regulations of The Traffic Safety Act, outlining numerous ways a person could be slapped with a fine.

A $125 fine will be handed to those using an e-scooter on a highway:

The regulations came into effect on May 18, 2023.

Regina city council approved the use of e-scooters within city limits on April 26, 2023.

To operate an e-scooter in Regina, riders must be at least 16-years old, wear a helmet, not exceed a maximum speed of 24 km/hr on roadways and 15 km/hr on pathways.

More information can be found on the city’s website or on SGI’s website for provincial guidelines.