Is it illegal for electric vehicles to drive backwards on the sidewalk?

Battery cars go to the left of the traffic lights at zebra crossings, and they go in the opposite direction when they get off the car.

Battery vehicles are non-motorized vehicles. When driving on the road, they should pass along the right side of the road. If a non-motorized vehicle passes through a zebra crossing, according to regulations, they should pass along the zebra crossing on the right side of the road intersection; if it is along the road If you drive on the left side of the intersection, you can say you are going in the wrong direction.

Pedestrian crossing refers to the walking range marked on the roadway by markings such as zebra crossings or other methods for pedestrians to cross the lane. To prevent vehicles from injuring pedestrians when driving fast, markings on the roadway designate places where pedestrians need to slow down to let pedestrians cross.

There is an international standard for the width, length, and spacing of zebra crossings. The basic length of zebra crossings is 3 to 5 meters. The width of each zebra crossing should be 45 or 60 centimeters across the road outside the sidewalk. The width of the zebra crossing can also be widened in steps of 1 meter according to the number of pedestrians. The more pedestrians, The place where the zebra crossing is wider.

Electric vehicles are not allowed to drive against the sidewalk. Electric vehicles are non-motorized vehicles and should be driven in the non-motorized lane. Driving an electric vehicle on the sidewalk and driving in the opposite direction in a non-motorized lane are both illegal.

Legal basis:

Article 18 of the "Road Traffic Safety Law of the People's Republic of China" Non-motor vehicles that should be registered in accordance with the law shall be registered with the traffic management department of the public security organ , before driving on the road.

The types of non-motor vehicles that should be registered according to law shall be stipulated by the people's governments of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government according to local actual conditions.

The overall dimensions, quality, brakes, bells and night-time reflective devices of non-motor vehicles shall comply with the technical safety standards for non-motor vehicles. Article 36 Where roads are divided into motor vehicle lanes, non-motor vehicle lanes and sidewalks based on road conditions and traffic needs, motor vehicles, non-motor vehicles and pedestrians shall pass in separate lanes. If there are no divisions between motor vehicle lanes, non-motor vehicle lanes and sidewalks, motor vehicles will pass in the middle of the road, and non-motor vehicles and pedestrians will pass on both sides of the road. Article 57 When driving a non-motorized vehicle on the road, you must comply with relevant traffic safety regulations. Non-motorized vehicles should drive in non-motorized lanes; on roads without non-motorized lanes, they should drive on the right side of the roadway.