Know the vehicle and local rules: Use the exact model/variant’s manual and current rules for where you ride. Stand-up scooters and the seated Augment 360 can have different licence, helmet, registration, insurance and road-access requirements. An app speed setting alone does not change vehicle approval.
Check before riding: Confirm that brakes, tyres, lights, steering, handlebars and folding locks are secure and working. Use the model’s specified tyre pressure and load limits. Do not ride through sudden power cuts, unreliable acceleration, a damaged frame, loose steering or a brake fault.
Protective equipment: Wear a properly fitted helmet suitable for the vehicle and follow local mandatory-equipment rules. Wear closed shoes with grip and clothing that will not catch in moving parts. Use required lights and reflective equipment; additional protection may be appropriate for your riding conditions.
Control and conditions: Keep both hands on the controls, stay alert and avoid using a phone or headphones while riding. Do not ride under the influence. Adjust speed and distance to conditions and avoid ice, snow, standing water and slippery surfaces. A route safe for a bicycle is not automatically safe for small scooter wheels.
Passengers and load: Follow the exact vehicle approval and manual. Do not assume a standing e-scooter or a seated model is approved for a passenger. Keep carried items from affecting steering, braking or balance.
Parking: Park only where permitted, with the scooter stable and secured using the supported lock plus suitable physical security. Do not block paths, crossings, entrances, ramps or emergency access. Follow local parking rules rather than assuming a pavement or bicycle stand is always available for your vehicle.