Renting and riding

Choosing a scooter or electric vehicle

Licensing, passengers, speed and return rules differ. Confirm the exact vehicle category and rental agreement before setting out.

First identify the vehicle

These three vehicle classes are not interchangeable

Vehicle	Passengers	Best use	Licence guidance
Micro electric two-wheeler	No passenger	Short trips near Jincheng	No scooter licence; rider must be 14+
Standard electric scooter	Approved seating only	Longer cross-island travel	Normally needs the relevant scooter licence
Petrol scooter	Approved seating only	Most reliable for long distances	Relevant scooter licence required

Micro electric two-wheeler

Who should rent what?

One person, short distance:A shared scooter or micro electric two-wheeler can be convenient.

Two people touring:Use a model approved for two people and ensure the rider holds the correct licence.

Family, older visitors or luggage:A car or taxi is generally safer and easier.

Rain, wind or midday heat:Do not force a ride; switch to a car or bus.

Where to collect and return

No. 20, Sec. 1, Xihai Road

Walk from the ferry terminal

Opposite the coach park at No. 1 Shangyi

Collect immediately after landing

No. 38, Sec. 1, Huandao North Road

Useful for town collection and return

Rent and return only within the operator’s service area or stations. Check parking zones, battery level and pricing in the app.

The correct final approach

Park legally in central Jincheng and explore Houpu on foot instead of riding through narrow lanes.