Everything you need to know about EDPM regulations in France: where you can ride, what's off-limits, and what your e-skate needs to be street legal.
Riding legally
on your electric skateboard
Since decree no. 2019-1082, riding electric skateboards on public roads has been strictly regulated in France. Evo-Spirit offers all its models in a road-legal version, so you can ride with full confidence without giving up performance.
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Full performance,
capped at 25 km/h
Our road-legal models keep everything you love about the ride – power, braking, range and comfort. Only the top speed is limited to 25 km/h, as required by law.
- Front and rear lightsfor visibility
- Bell(or fingerbell)
- Reflective reflectors
Where are you allowed
to ride?
In urban areas
- Cycle paths and lanes
- Roads with a 50 km/h limit (when no cycle path is available)
- Sidewalks: off-limits unless local authorities permit it
Outside urban areas
- Greenways and cycle paths: allowed
- Standard roadway: prohibited
What is
strictly off-limits
Sidewalks
Riding on sidewalks is prohibited unless explicitly authorized by local authorities.
Passengers
Solo riders only. Carrying a passenger is not allowed.
Headphones
Riding with earphones or headphones in is prohibited.
Alcohol and drugs
Riding under the influence is strictly prohibited and punishable by law.
What every rider
must have
Bell
A bell or horn is mandatory.
Front and rear lights
Lighting is required for visibility and safety.
14 years minimum
You must be at least 14 to ride on public roads.
Third-party insurance
Third-party liability insurance is mandatory for all EDPM riders.
Non-compliance can result in fines of up to€1.500.
The key rules
in a short video
Ride free,
ride legal
Choosing an Evo-Spirit road-legal model means getting the best of both worlds: pure riding pleasure and complete peace of mind. Any questions? Our team has got you covered.
