--- title: "Woman rides e-scooter on road near Causeway Point" url: "/singapore-seen/woman-rides-e-scooter-on-road-near-causeway-point" published: "2018-05-17T04:42:22.000Z" updated: "2018-05-17T06:32:39.000Z" section: "Singapore Seen" authors: ["Charlene Lum"] tags: ["PMDs","dangerous"] --- # Woman rides e-scooter on road near Causeway Point *Stomper Sani spotted a woman riding on the road with her e-scooter near Causeway Point at around 8pm yesterday (May 15). * Stomper Sani spotted a woman riding on the road with her Personal Mobility Device (PMD) near Causeway Point at around 8pm yesterday (May 15).  In a video shared by Sani, a woman is seen riding her PMD at the side of the road, without any safety gear. Sani said: "She should not just do as she wishes." "She should be on the pavement instead." Starting from May 1, the Land Transport Authority (LTA) said that power-assisted bicycles (PABs) are not allowed on footpaths while e-scooters cannot go on public roads.  First-time offenders who flout the usage rules and speed limits may be fined up to $1,000 or jailed up to three months, or both, reports The Straits Times. Repeat offenders may have their fine and jail term doubled.