The article considers the legal status of persons managing means of individual mobility in the Russian Federation. Taking into account the latest changes made to the Traffic Rules of the Russian Federation, the status of the person managing the SIM and other road users is compared. Based on the analysis of law enforcement practice, the existing qualification of violations of the Traffic Rules of the Russian Federation committed by persons operating means of individual mobility is evaluated. Generalizing conclusions are made regarding the specific elements of administrative offenses and crimes, the responsibility for which is established by russian legislation.
road safety, means of individual mobility, vehicle, mechanical vehicle, road user
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