U.S. Virgin Islands E-bikes & Scooters
✓ Verified against official sources · August 18, 2026
Where allowed, speed limits, helmet requirements, age restrictions. 1 state-level rule for U.S. Virgin Islands, each linked to its official government source.
Caution
US Virgin Islands Scooter & Road Rules
Traffic drives on the LEFT in the US Virgin Islands. A valid US or foreign driver's license is accepted for 90 days for rentals; seat belts are mandatory and cell phone use while driving is prohibited.
In the US Virgin Islands traffic drives on the LEFT side of the road - take extra care when riding a scooter or moped, especially at junctions and when pulling out. If you rent a vehicle, a valid US or foreign driver's license is accepted for 90 days. Seat belts are mandatory by law, and operating a vehicle while using a cell phone is prohibited.
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