so lets say lazy to walk, so buy this Mi electric scooter to travel home to MRT station via backstreet, carry it into MRT, when reach destination, use the scooter on pedestrain walkway to reach office. is it violate any traffic laws?

No

how much? thinking to buy one

No

1699. worth it. I saw one dude bring foldable bicycle once into MRT. nobody said no shit. So i guess its fine. You can fold the scooter, btw.

https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/4365642/+20

No problem bringing foldable bicycle on MRT, plus there are facilities for them as well.

However for electric mini scooter, better get written response from MRT.

is the black one for sale?

official mi price?

can i bring obike into mrt?

yes


https://www.facebook.com/MiKLCC/photos/a.26...5962660/?type=3

its malaysia, today can doesnt mean after a while still can, like bringing a dog into shopping mall was ok until ppl make hooha about it and new rules implemented in shopping mall. so same to uber and grabcar, when taxi driver sees all ppl using those, and no more waterfish for them, they will hooha, and ban will happen.

lipat sure can one

https://www.myrapid.com.my/traveling-with-us/bike-n-ride

7 months already. Update lah the info.

Pakailah electric skate/long board

1. It's still really heavy
2. Crowded area would be a pain.
3. Potholes

Add that all up and the convenience isnt't worth it.

Since merdeka.

Show me a written law in Malaysia that say dogs aren't allowed, I mean Malaysia law not shopping mall rules.


And do u know how many malls has pet shop that sell pets? If law ban dogs, how those shops able to get dogs in and how customer able to get dogs out?

This post has been edited by narf03: Mar 5 2018, 10:02 PM

Buy one for me also

yerrrrrr

i guess as long as you fold it and carry it with you, most people is okay with that

Thought of buying an electric scooter.

Is it allowable on LRT stations?

fold it and put into canvas black bag

problem is using it in pedestrian walkway with so many ppl also walking at the same time (especially in KL golden triangle area) during peak hours, in the end LPPL u still have to get down and push and walk together.

This post has been edited by andrewhtf: Apr 3 2019, 11:21 AM

Shop owners take care of the poop.

Other countries, owners also clean the poop by throwing it in a paper bag.

Malaysia? Every time I go jogging I can see dog shit. Under the sun it's smelly as fuck.

I wouldn't want any dogs in Malaysian malls EVER until Malaysians know how to clean up shit from their own pets.

proton should develop flying scooter instead of flying car

Now got dedicated bicycle lane. Can utilize that.

hahaha nama saja "dedicated bicycle lane", but actually sudah become "motorcycle lane"

saw new model at mi store aeon melaka for rm1788... got few unit also...

Hoverboards easiest.

flying carpet lagi save cost

Alaadinnm

I think if less than 25km/h considered legal.

I bought my 250watt scooter for 699 at shopee....cheapest in Malaysia atm, so far when I am in station I push, no noise from anyone. I plan to just do it until I'm stopped by anyone.

Put in dog carrier not parade like some sohai without leash. Same for cats, they have travel carriers.

Planning to get back one...around 2k+
But don't know how to ride on 2 wheels...
Anyway to learn how to ride on 2 wheels..?

Common sense laa... This land belongs to... When people don't respect sense... Than law is applied.

Can you give the link to that product? How about the performance? Top speed and range?

Where to park the scooter? In US i use alot.. the rental one.. all rubish..

Now new policy have to take pic and upload it on apps.. when u park. mean doesnt distrub other user.. if not they will charge extra.

This post has been edited by fxuserno4: May 11 2019, 04:34 PM

i saw in lrt…he no gip a f*ck on rules

I'm 80kg, so I can get up to 16kmh...5.5 inch wheel a bit smaller than the mijia la...it's no mijia but good enough for me. 5 months warranty too

All the dirt and grit u gonna wash it before going up mrt? If no better dont la, think about others. Somemore if mrt pack u sure kena f one.

i use it to ride in my office lol ....

In Penang, all foldable bicycle can be carried into the bus.
Encourages the last mile connection.

I think the rules is non peak hours only... If not please check faq rapidkl

Hello.. can anyone confirm if a drivers license is needed if you ride this electric scooter? Please advise. Thank you!

i have seen mat saleh.. with suit
riding scooter at jalan tun abdul razak
while traffic jam on the background

if you have to travel in mrt during peak time, you can buy a canvas bag and store it inside then u can hug the scooter. at least it is cleaner than without the bag and i might stain other ppl too

Buy and just ride. No license needed

10kg, quite heavy to lift with 1 hand.

May I know where you bought it?
Thank.

https://shopee.com.my/Xiaomi-MI-Mijia-Smart...6082.1669520909

if can shoved between legs

can

Mat Salleh will kasi chan...

we Malaysians riding around sure people will persoal...all you need is one by-the-book officer that's it.

TNe scooter is heavy good luck

where to find obike?

Been using mine mi scooter for months now everyday carrying onto both LRT lines. So far no people Kecoh or authorities kacau.

what time do you usually use it? during peak hours time or non-peak? just wondering if crowded will people stare at you or not.

buy electrik unicycle la
baru jantan
gentleman use one tyre

too late for that

Use this as a pedestrian. Don't be like the guy saw just now. Riding it on right lane along traffic.

Kasi hon dia kaw2

Peak aka normal rush hours.

Yes I do get stare at all the time but got used to it liau

Sometimes pedestrian path very crowded so it's actually safer to ride along with other vehicles instead of risk hitting actual walking pedestrian.

Also depends on what destination you are going.

Just treat the riders like normal motorcyclist except at a much slower speed.

Besides the e-scooter can actually speed up much faster than a bicycle, so if cyclist can be on the tar road, e-scooter rider should be able to as well.

Also riders should only keep at the side of the lane instead of hogging the entire lane.

if it's crowded then you slow down.
if you want to ride fast and stay on the road, get a motorcyle.
these scooter can't be like motorcycle,
no license, no side mirrors, no signals.
and if really want to stay on road. do like pedestrian on the road.
stay next to sidewalk facing the traffic.

This post has been edited by LamboSama: Jul 10 2019, 01:25 PM

Malls are private property, they invite to come but also reserve the right to make you leave.

You shouldn't be on the pavement.

Last time i ask staff there, they said can. But must folding type only and need to covered in bag. No pointy sharp object that will bring harm to passenger. If passenger complain you gg..

yes, but i was arguing there is no such law in malaysia, btw that was like more than a year ago, please try not to dig out something thats too old.

Tell that to all the cyclists

no license, no side mirrors, no signals too like you said.

Not trying to start a war.

I'm getting constructive feedbacks myself since this thing is still not regulated yet in Malaysia unlike Singapore.

As for getting a motorcycle, not for me as my commute involves getting on train and mainly trying to shorten my last mile. Can't bring a motorcycle on train tho. I prefer electric over gasoline anyday.

This post has been edited by H3artBreakKid: Jul 10 2019, 03:57 PM

Well I'm a cyclist and i certainly don't ride on the pavement, too slow. If you do that in London, the policeman will actually caution you.
Not so regulated in Malaysia doesn't give you licence to be a nuisance to pedestrians. Later they clamp down hard and Bora Bora cyclists, then you will complain it's over regulated.

So just getting a clarification here, your pavement means pedestrian walk path or tar road? Ayam konfus

Pavement is for pedestrians la.

Pedestrian is alaways crowded .If got bike lane you can use la
scooter speed around same with bicycle .foldie can got 30-40


Yeah, i use bike lane.But so big logo bicycle they also like use , so share with them .Just dont go and make nuisance to pedestrians.
e-scooter is tiny wheels, good luck on tar road

Well thanks gugle ayam even more confused now.



Seems like we are on same side supporting e scooter to be on tar roads then.

Anyways I still think it should be regulated regardless of any dispute.

In SG before being regulated, there are bastards that mod their scooters to reach super high speed like 60kph.

It's only a matter of time before this happen here.

electric unicyle is so last 5 years. Too expensive and the learning curve is too steep

No worries bro.
I'm supportive of your alternative commuter thinking. As long as it is safe, sustainable and not a nuisance to others and cost effective, it's a win win.
I used to cycle to my work place when i worked in Hartamas. Hilly but still made it. Saved on having a car and the attendant expenses, for awhile at least.

jgn bawak kat lane bus ye
nanti kena langgar 4x4

pakai helmet jgn lupe

This post has been edited by mousqy: Jul 10 2019, 04:33 PM

Already got e scooter that able to cruise 60kmj in stock.
Forgotten the name liao.

that one same brand as casey's boostedboard

Actually people curse cyclists that doesn't follow regulations also.

If you want to be on the road totally then should follow all the regulations.
Follow traffic light. Wave hands to show changing of lane.
And don't use pedestrian crossing.

This post has been edited by LamboSama: Jul 10 2019, 05:52 PM