You can ride your e-bike on most public roads, neighbourhood streets, and designated cycling routes where bicycles are permitted.

You cannot ride on controlled-access highways or expressways where bicycles are prohibited, or in pedestrian-only areas such as sidewalks and walking trails.

Always check local bylaws to confirm where e-bikes are permitted.

In most parts of Canada, you don’t need a special license or a prescription to buy a mobility scooter.

Typically, you can simply choose the model that fits your needs and provide standard purchase details like your contact information and payment method. If the buyer is a minor, a parent or guardian usually completes the purchase.

If you’re applying for financing or using a government or insurance funding program, the paperwork can vary by province and by program, and may include ID and, in some cases, a note confirming mobility needs.

Yes, the Segway electric scooters use sturdy folding hardware designed for regular commuting and storage.

Like any moving part, the folding joint will last best with simple routine care. We suggest keeping the hinge area clean and dry, checking that the latch fully closes before each ride, and periodically confirming that bolts and quick releases are snug (especially if you ride on rough roads).

Many electric scooters can fit in a small car trunk when folded, as long as the scooter’s folded dimensions match your available trunk space. The easiest way to confirm is to compare the scooter’s folded length, width, and height to your trunk’s usable space, and also check the trunk opening since that can be tighter than the interior.

If you’re choosing between models, look at each scooter’s folded size in the specs and measure your trunk before the purchase.