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9. Safety Instructions
The Hiboy Max3 electric scooter is a leisure device. But once they're in a public area, they'll be seen as vehicles, subject-
ing to any risks faced by vehicles. For your safety, please follow instructions in the manual and traffic laws and regulations
set forth by government and regulatory agencies.
● At the same time, you should understand that risks cannot be entirely avoided as others may violate traffic regulations
and drive incautiously, and you're exposed to road accidents just as when you're walking or biking. The faster the scooter
is, the longer it takes to stop. On a smooth surface, the scooter may slip, lose balance, and even result in a fall. Thus it is
crucial that you use caution, keep proper speed and distance, especially so when you're unfamiliar with the place.
● Respect pedestrians' Right of Way. Try not to startle them while driving, especially children. When you ride from behind
pedestrians, ring your bell to give them a heads-up and slow your scooter to pass from their left (applicable to countries
where vehicles drive on the right). When you ride across pedestrians, keep to the right at a low speed. When you drive
across pedestrians, keep the lowest speed or getting off the vehicle.
● Closely follow the safety instructions in the manual. Hiboy shall not be liable for any financial losses, physical injuries,
accidents, legal disputes and other interest conflicts resulted from actions that violate user instructions.
● Do not lend your scooter to whoever doesn't know the operations. And when you do lend it to your friends, please take
the responsibility to ensure he/she knows the operation and wears the safety gear.
● Check the scooter before every use. When you note loosen parts, low battery alerts, excessive wear, strange sounds,
malfunctions and other abnormal conditions, stop riding.
● WARNING – Risk of Fire – No User Serviceable Parts.
Do not keep your feet on the rear
mudguard.
Do not jumping over obstacles.Do not try riding up or down stairs.
Do not keep your hands away from
handlebar.
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