Mighty Velo News

Early disposal of non-UL2272 registered electric scooters and mandatory inspection of UL2272 PMDs

The Land Transport Authority has rolled out new changes to reduce the use of non-compliant devices in the next nine months as well as to discourage and prevent riders from riding modified electric ...

Night-riding - Tips & tricks for a safe experience

While e-scooters are great for commuting, they are also good for leisure and recreational rides. After buying one for yourself, you definitely want to make the most of it and use it outside of your...

How to practise safe riding with your UL2272 certified e-scooter

If you want to know all the tips and tricks to owning an e-scooter, read on to find out more!

How to dispose your PMD and e-scooter early and get a $100 early disposal incentive

LTA has introduced a new Early Disposal Scheme starting 23rd September. What's it all about, and what can you do with it? Read to find out!

Top 3 UL2272-certified e-scooters in Singapore

We have ranked the top 3 choices for UL2272 certified e-scooters in Singapore. Read on to find out more!

Why are the laws so strict on PMD batteries?

Why is LTA imposing such strict rules on personal mobility devices? Read on to find out more!

Why you shouldn't buy a second hand e-Scooter

There are many out there who thinks purchasing a brand-new e-scooter or PMD is too much of an ask. So, instead, they look towards purchasing a second-hand PMDs. This blog is to explain to you reade...

How to keep yourself and your e-scooter safe in the rain

One of the biggest concerns for food delivery riders who use e-scooters and e-bikes is that they are much more exposed to the elements than a delivery rider who uses a car. Rain is the biggest prob...

Why was UL2272 created?

UL is known throughout the 20th century and in the 21st century for taking part in the various safety analysis of many new technologies and products. Products and technologies will receive a UL lab...

Can you get your existing e-scooter UL2272 certified?

E-scooter riders from all walks of life have been asking about this. Is it possible to take an existing scooter, that is working totally fine and adhere to LTA’s safety guidelines, and modify it so...