These e Scooters have been modified to meet the standards of the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA), Motorcycle Single Vehicle Approval (MSVA) and Department for Transport (DFT). Before you take ownership of your “e-scooter” in order for it to have passed inspection by the MVSA it will have needed to have undergone the following modifications: Speed limited to 28mph and power output restricted to 1890KW (as per legal limits for Mopeds) Braking system improved Suspension enhanced Re-designed rear-wheel guard Attachment of a rear licence plate holder Improved steering stem and controls As a result the following documentation is issued: The Vehicle Registration Mark (VRM) Vehicle Details held with the DVLA V5c (logbook) Ministry Approval Certificate These documents can only be issued by the DVLA and are evidence of the vehicle which is technically known as a “Stand on e-Moped” being a valid road legal vehicle.