New road signs for cyclists and electric scooters may appear in Russia Russia plans to introduce new road signs for cyclists, users of electric scooters and emergency vehicles. The draft of the corresponding decision was prepared by the Ministry of Transport. In particular, it is proposed to install "bicycle crossing" and "pedestrian crossing" signs. They will mark places where cyclists and electric scooter users can cross the road without getting off. They also want to display signs indicating the start and end of personal mobility equipment (PIM) restricted movement areas. In such areas, special restrictions will apply to electric scooters and other similar devices. Also, a separate sign with a picture of an ambulance will be offered to designate parking spaces for emergency services vehicles. The Ministry of Transportation explained the need for changes, including the number of accidents with SIM cards. In 2025, 3,275 such accidents were recorded in Russia. 68 people died. Compared to 2024, the number of accidents decreased by 26%, and the number of fatalities, on the contrary, increased by 25.9%.

New road signs for cyclists and electric scooters may appear in Russia Russia plans to introduce new road signs for cyclists, users of electric scooters and emergency vehicles. The draft of the corresponding decision was prepared by the Ministry of Transport. In particular, it is proposed to install "bicycle crossing" and "pedestrian crossing" signs. They will mark places where cyclists and electric scooter users can cross the road without getting off. They also want to display signs indicating the start and end of personal mobility equipment (PIM) restricted movement areas. In such areas, special restrictions will apply to electric scooters and other similar devices. Also, a separate sign with a picture of an ambulance will be offered to designate parking spaces for emergency services vehicles. The Ministry of Transportation explained the need for changes, including the number of accidents with SIM cards. In 2025, 3,275 such accidents were recorded in Russia. 68 people died. Compared to 2024, the number of accidents decreased by 26%, and the number of fatalities, on the contrary, increased by 25.9%.