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AM and A1 Driving Licenses for E-Scooters
Differences between AM and A1 categories, age limits, what the exam covers, and which e-scooters fall into each category.
AM or A1 License? Which to choose for riding an e-scooter
AM from 15 years old, limited to 45 km/h. A1 from 16 years old, up to 125 cm³ or equivalent electric motor. We explain the differences.
Electric Scooter Without a License: What the Law Allows in Slovenia
You can only ride electric bicycles up to 25 km/h without a driving license. For all scooters, even 25 km/h models, you need at least an AM license.
E-Scooter for a 15-Year-Old: What to Buy for a First Moped
At 15, get an AM license and a new e-scooter with higher safety, limited speed, and lower costs than a petrol moped. A guide for parents.
What the Law in Slovenia Says About Electric Scooters
Legal classification L1e and L3e, mandatory equipment, speed limits, prohibitions on riding on bicycle paths and sidewalks.
25 km/h Scooter: Does it exist and who is it suitable for?
A scooter limited to 25 km/h is still a moped — requiring an AM license, registration, and insurance. Only suitable for children as a 'slow AM' in selected countries, but not in Slovenia.
Electric Scooter for Students: Price, Subsidy, and Costs
With an AM license (from age 15) or A1 (from age 16), an e-scooter is the cheapest mobility option for students — €0.59/100 km and a subsidy of up to €750.