If you use an electric scooter or electric bike in Maringá, you need to know about the Cetran/PR Resolution 106/2026. Published this year, it sets new state guidelines for the circulation of these mobility devices. Want to know if you can ride on the sidewalk? What's the maximum speed? Do parents need to authorize? We'll clarify everything clearly and objectively. Here at Patinep Store, we follow every change so you can ride legally and safely.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a driver's license to ride an electric scooter?
No, for electric scooters that respect the 32 km/h limit set by CONTRAN Resolution 996/2023, a driver's license is not required. However, you must be at least 16 years old and follow your city's traffic rules.
Can I ride an electric scooter on the sidewalk in Maringá?
Only if there is specific authorization and signage, respecting the 6 km/h limit. In general, sidewalks are pedestrian areas and riding is prohibited without permission. Prefer bike paths and lanes, where the limit is 20 km/h.
What equipment is mandatory on an electric scooter?
CONTRAN Resolution 996/2023 requires a speed indicator, a bell, and nighttime signaling. Electric bikes also need a left rearview mirror and pedal signaling. In Maringá, a helmet is mandatory under municipal law 11.981/2025.
What happens to unregulated mopeds from 2026?
As of January 1, 2026, mopeds without registration and licensing cannot circulate on public roads. To drive them, you need a category A driver's license or an ACC. Contact Detran/PR to regularize them according to the rules.