While electric scooters can be designed to withstand some exposure to water, it's generally not recommended to ride them on wet roads or in the rain. This is because water can seep into the electrical components of the scooter, causing damage and potentially rendering the scooter unusable. Additionally, wet roads can be slippery and reduce the scooter's traction, making it more difficult to control and increasing the risk of accidents. If you must ride your e-scooter on wet roads or in the rain, take extra precautions such as reducing your speed, being mindful of slippery surfaces, and wearing appropriate safety gear like a helmet and non-slip shoes. However, it's generally best to avoid riding your electric scooter in wet conditions altogether to prevent water damage and ensure your safety.