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Can you take a mobility scooter on buses, trains and the metro in Denmark?

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Short answer

Electric mobility scooters (mini-crossers) are allowed only on some kinds of public transport in Denmark, as of November 2026. You can take one on DSB, GoCollective and Lokaltog trains, on the metro and light rail, on Movia harbour buses and on Midttrafik city buses. Copenhagen city buses do not accept mobility scooters. Electric wheelchairs are allowed where there is room, but must be switched off while the vehicle moves.

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Why

  1. Mobility scooters need a lot of space and a level floor.
  2. Trains, metro and light rail have flex areas with room.
  3. Most buses cannot hold a scooter safely.

Details

Size and weight limits for scooters are set by each operator, so check its own website.

Tip

In Copenhagen, combine the metro and the harbour buses if you travel with a mobility scooter.

What may differ

The list of transport that accepts scooters can change when the joint travel rules are updated.

Common misconception

Many people think a mobility scooter counts as a wheelchair everywhere.

What actually happens

Mobility scooters have their own, stricter rules, and most buses do not accept them.

People also ask

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Sources

This answer is for reference only. Timetables, routes and fares change, so check the operator before you travel.

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