Road Homologation

Depending on the vehicle construction and country-specific regulations, personal mobility vehicles can be permitted or prohibited for usage in certain areas. Some PMV also require registration or specific safety equipment, such as a helmet or reflective clothing. To make it easy for you to navigate the regulations, we are classifying all our PMV’s using a simple traffic light homologation classification. Here is the result for the PURE MCLAREN PAPAYA (Model_1) in Belgium.

The vehicle fulfills the national PLEV homologation requirements and can be used in public areas.

Permissible Traffic Space

The vehicle can be used on cycle lanes (usage mandatory if present). The usage of public roads is permitted if no cycle lines are present.

Registration and Insurance

Vehicle registration required: No.

Insurance required: Not mandatory, but recommended.

Driver

Minimum Age: Yes, 16 years.

Driving License: No.

Passenger Transport: Prohibited.

Equipment

Helmet: Not mandatory, but recommended.

Lights/Reflectors: Yes, mandatory.

Audible Warning Device (Bell/Horn): Not mandatory.

Reflective Vest/Clothing: Yes, mandatory.

Homologation coverage

Classification:

• Dark green: Public area (L1e-B)
• Light green: Public area (PLEV)
• Yellow: Private and commercial areas only
• Red: Currently not allowed
• Blue: Other
• Gray: No data