Please be advised of the current Northern Territory laws regarding electric scooters.

Information provided from NT Government (Electric scooters and bikes | NT.GOV.AU)

If you own an e-scooter, you can only ride it on private property. You can’t ride it on roads, footpaths or other public spaces. If you're caught riding an unapproved e-scooter, you may be fined for driving an unregistered and uninsured motor vehicle.

To ensure student safety:

E-scooters are not permitted for travel to or from school by students or staff.

E-scooters must not be stored on school grounds due to fire risk.

Riders must:

• Wear a helmet (mandatory for under 17s)

• Follow all road rules (Bicycle safety | NT.GOV.AU)

If a student brings an e-scooter to school, it will be securely stored and their parent or carer will be contacted to arrange its collection.

HELMETS

• All cyclists and passengers under 17 must wear approved bicycle helmets. 
• Cyclists over 17 are not required to wear helmets on public places or footpaths unless they are riding on the road. 
• Fines for not wearing a helmet can be up to $25.
  
  It is recommended to wear helmets for better safety, especially in the NT, where road safety is a concern.