Responsible Freedom
Rules or good practices
Keep your bike or scooter off the sidewalks
Sidewalks are spaces reserved for pedestrians. Riding a bicycle or scooter on the right path ensures greater safety for everyone and helps keep the city more organized.
Always walk alone, hitchhiking is for cars
Scooters and bicycles are vehicles for individual use. Carrying another person compromises balance, increases the risk of accidents and endangers both users.
Stop at red lights
Traffic lights are there to organize traffic and protect lives. Respecting the red light means respecting your safety and that of everyone in the city.
Leave crosswalks to pedestrians
The crosswalks are designed for people on foot. When crossing, dismount and guide the bicycle or scooter with your hand, ensuring safe coexistence with pedestrians.
You only use your cell phone at the end of the trip
Distracted driving can have serious consequences. Save messages and calls for later: your attention should always be on the road and traffic.
Whenever possible, wear a helmet
A helmet is your best protection in the event of a fall or collision. A simple gesture that can save lives and prevent serious injuries.
Park your bicycle and scooter in the appropriate places
Correct parking prevents scooters and bicycles from becoming obstacles. Respecting the defined spaces guarantees safe and accessible mobility for all.
