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Safety Information

Sports and Recreational Equipment and Children's Vehicles
Children's vehicles (e.g., balance bikes, scooters) and accessories requiring special skills are subject to restrictive rules.
Important legal notice: Personal protective equipment must be worn when using these types of products. These products (if they are toys) should not be used in real traffic due to the lack of road approval.
Using children's vehicles requires mastery of specific motor and cognitive skills. The table below presents key developmental areas necessary for safe riding:
Area
Skill
Description of importance to safety
Motor and Physical Movement
Dynamic Balance
Maintaining an upright position through micro-movements of the handlebars and proper body balance while riding.

Eye-Hand Coordination
Simultaneous pedaling/push-off, looking ahead, and precise directional control.

Effective Braking Technique
Sensing the pressure on the brake levers to prevent wheel lockup and falling over the handlebars.

Smooth Starting and Stopping
Starting from the correct pedal position and reflexively, safely supporting yourself with your foot when stopping.

Cognitive Abilities
Judging Distance and Speed
Analyzing the distance to obstacles and other road users, and estimating braking distances.

Divided Attention
Monitoring road conditions (potholes, sand) while simultaneously observing the surroundings.

Spatial Orientation
Planning a safe path and immediately reacting to sudden changes in the surroundings.

To absolutely avoid falls, collisions, and injuries to the user or others, rigorous use of personal protective equipment is essential. Basic equipment includes: a certified bicycle helmet, protective gloves, and a set of knee and elbow pads.
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