FAQ

Eligibility, age & CBT

Everything you need to qualify to rent an Otto delivery bike in London.

Askoll eSPro 70 — Otto fleet
Do I need a CBT to rent an Otto moped?
Yes — to ride an electric moped you need a UK provisional or full driving licence plus a CBT (Compulsory Basic Training) certificate. A CBT is a one-day course valid for two years. Our e-bikes (ETT Trayser 2.0 and Cycl Carr-E) need no licence and no CBT.
How old do I have to be?
For a moped, 21 or over — our fleet insurance sets that limit, above the legal minimum of 17 for an L3e moped with a CBT. We rent the no-licence e-bikes from 18, which is also what delivery platforms generally require — check your platform’s own rules.
Are these electric mopeds for adults?
Yes — all Otto vehicles are full-size mopeds and e-bikes for adults: mopeds from 21 (CBT and licence required, an insurance limit above the legal minimum of 17), e-bikes from 18, which is what most delivery platforms require anyway.
What documents do I need?
A valid UK provisional/full driving licence and CBT certificate for mopeds, a form of ID (passport or ID card), and proof you’re registered with a delivery platform if renting for delivery. We confirm everything by email or WhatsApp before you collect.
Is there a credit check?
No — no plan involves a credit check. Short Rental takes a refundable deposit instead (£200 on mopeds, £150–£200 on e-bikes), returned when you hand the bike back in the condition you collected it; Rent-to-Buy takes a £400 downpayment.
Can I rent for personal use, not delivery?
Our insurance is structured around hire-and-reward delivery. For purely personal use, short rental or pre-owned purchase is usually the better fit — get in touch and we’ll find the right plan.

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