What is the legal maximum speed limit for a vehicle on a street that allows motor-assisted scooters?

The legal maximum speed limit for a vehicle on a street that allows motor-assisted scooters is 35 MPH. This limit is established to ensure the safety of all road users, including scooter riders and other vehicles.

In many jurisdictions, streets that permit the use of motor-assisted scooters tend to have lower speed limits to minimize the risk of accidents. This speed limit allows for a balance between facilitating smooth traffic flow and ensuring that individuals using scooters can navigate safely alongside other vehicles.

The context of this speed limit is particularly important given the capabilities of motor-assisted scooters, which typically have lower maximum speeds than conventional vehicles. The lower limit is intended to provide a safe operating environment for these scooters, which are often used by less experienced riders or pedestrians.