No, parking in blue zones is not permitted for YEGO mopeds.

Even if signs indicate that temporary parking is permitted at certain times, we cannot guarantee that the moped will be moved before the end of the permitted time.

Therefore, this type of parking is prohibited, as it exposes the vehicle to the risk of a ticket and/or impoundment.

Each city has its own traffic and parking rules.

As a user, it is your responsibility to know and follow them. If necessary, you can consult the official sources of your city hall or local authority.

Before parking, always remember to check traffic signs, including temporary signs that may restrict parking.

To help you, we provide the YEGO Academy: a guide designed to help you develop good habits so you can drive and park with peace of mind.

Finally, don't forget: in urban areas, space is shared. Please remain attentive and respectful of other road users and public spaces.

Park inside the YEGO operational area and use the spaces reserved for motorcycles.

In most cities, when you reserve a moped, we show you the parking areas reserved for motorcycles on the map. This helps you locate them, but does not guarantee that spaces will be available.

In addition, each city has its own specific parking rules, e.g.:

- If you are in Paris or Toulouse: You can also park in paid spaces near cars, perpendicular to the sidewalk. This option is free for motorcycles.

- If you are in Bordeaux: You can also park in spaces reserved for shared motorcycles.

- If you are in Spain: Always park in motorcycle-designated spots when available. You may park on the roadway in semi-battery if you do not block other vehicles. On sidewalks, parking is only allowed if the sidewalk is wide (generally more than 3 m), leaving at least 2 m free for pedestrians and 0.5 m from the curb.

In general, it is strictly forbidden to park in private spaces: residential parking lots, underground parking lots, enclosed spaces, etc. Failure to comply will result in a fine of up to €250.