How to Ride
Ride smart. Earn credit.
Learn the rules of the road on a scooter in Ghana. Pass the quick test and we'll drop GHS 15 in free ride credit straight into your wallet.
Why it matters
The scooter isn't dangerous. Reckless riding is.
GlideGo built these rules from years of global e-scooter operating experience, the Ghana road regulations published by the DVLA, and a basic principle: respect for yourself, for the people walking around you, and for the city.
Most incidents on shared scooters trace back to three things — riding too fast for the conditions, riding on the wrong surface, and riding while distracted. Read the next sections once and you've already cut your risk in half.
Above 25 km/h
Treated as a motorcycle. Needs a license.
Up to 25 km/h
Treated like a bicycle. No license needed.
All GlideGo scooters are capped at 25 km/h.
The rules
Six things to know.
Now let's test what you know.
Pass and we'll drop GHS 15 in your wallet.