Tag: transport malta

Bolt Malta has enabled electric scooters on its mobile app in the island nation for a limited test with no timeline for a public launch. Regulations related to the public use of such scooters are currently under review by the respective authority.

Transport Malta will help to cover the day-to-day running expenses of the Valletta Seafarers Centre through an annual donation, under a memorandum of understanding (MoU) signed by Transport Malta Chairman Joseph Bugeja and Port chaplain Monsignor Joseph Borg.

The use of electric scooters in public spaces is illegal in Malta, therefore riding them using their in-built electric engine is not allowed for the time being. However, the transport authority is currently reviewing the related policies regulating this type of vehicle.