Yes, you have to use your own gloves.

It depends on the country.

In France, gloves are mandatory for both drivers and passengers of two-wheeled motor vehicles.

In Spain, they are optional but strongly recommended.

Yes! You will find two helmets of different sizes in the topcase of each moped.

Our team inspects each vehicle approximately every 1.5 days and ensures that the helmets are clean and in good working order.

Our technical teams, affectionately known as the Power Rangers, are responsible for regularly replacing the batteries in our vehicles.

This allows us to keep our mopeds available, well distributed throughout the city, and always ready to ride 💚

A fully charged YEGO can run for approximately 2 hours.

This time may vary depending on the gradient, weight, and speed.

Before reserving a vehicle, remember to check the battery level.

- For a short trip, a partially charged battery may be sufficient.

- For longer trips, it is best to choose a moped with a higher battery level to avoid any interruptions.

In addition, a moped with a low battery will have reduced speed.

Please note that stopping outside the zone due to a flat battery will be your responsibility and may result in repatriation costs of up to €250.

The maximum speed of a YEGO moped is 50 km/h. However, in Spain and France, mopeds have a legal maximum speed of 45 km/h, in accordance with current regulations.

Electric mopeds are very quiet: other road users may not hear you coming.

Drive carefully, make sure you are visible, and remember that you can use the horn to avoid dangerous situations.

These vehicles are also very sensitive to acceleration, especially when starting off. Accelerate carefully!