About the E-micromobility Action Plan
E-micromobility presents a significant opportunity to shape the future transport network, and how people interact with it. It can offer mode choice to people and reduce the use of cars for short trips.
This means e-micromobility can deliver benefits to riders, but also the broader community – across urban, regional and remote parts of the state.
The NSW E-micromobility Action Plan 2025 has three focus outcomes to support the NSW Government’s goal of promoting e-micromobility as a safe, sustainable and accessible transport option.
It replaces the first Action Plan, released in October 2024, to reflect work delivered and new commitments.
Enabling and promoting e-micromobility as a transport option
E-micromobility focus outcomes
The E-micromobility Action Plan has three focus outcomes to support the NSW Government’s goal of promoting e-micromobility as a safe, sustainable and accessible transport option.
Parliamentary Inquiry
Read about the inquiry that was established in June 2024 to look into the use of e-scooters, e-bikes and related mobility options, including the final report published in February 2025 and the NSW Government response tabled in May 2025.
Related projects and programs
There are many initiatives underway to make it easier and safer for people to ride in NSW.
E-micromobility Interagency Group
An interagency group is in place to coordinate efforts to deliver the E-micromobility Action Plan. The group enables and promotes e-micromobility as a safe, accessible and sustainable transport option for people in NSW.
- Fire and Rescue NSW
- Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure
- Environment Protection Authority
- NSW Fair Trading
- NSW Health
- NSW Police
- State Insurance Regulatory Authority
- NSW Treasury
- Office of Local Government
- Office of the 24-Hour Economy Commissioner
- Premier's Department
- The Cabinet Office
- SafeWork NSW
- TAFE NSW
- Transport for NSW