Scooter navigation
Snorfiets navigation — cycle path and carriageway per zone
Snorfiets navigation that knows when you belong on the cycle path — and when the carriageway is mandatory. Amsterdam A10 and Utrecht city centre built in automatically.
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Outside major cities a snorfiets rides the cycle path when available. In Amsterdam (inside A10) and parts of Utrecht the carriageway is mandatory — bike mode in Google Maps then gives you a route with €95 fine risk.
Snorfiets navigation must know those zones without you drawing polygons. Scootmaps switches automatically between cycle network and carriageway.
G11 and G12a for snorfiets
On G11 paths (mandatory cycle path) snorfiets may ride. On G12a paths too. On a plain cycle path without a sign you are legal; on the carriageway in Amsterdam you are as well — the app must understand the difference.
Scootmaps uses OpenStreetMap access tags and NDW traffic signs to validate your route. You get warnings when a segment is uncertain.
Built for Amsterdam snorfiets riders
Commuting from Noord to Centrum? Scootmaps includes IJ ferries (F2/F3) when they save time. Riding east to west? Rijbaan zones apply automatically.
Test your regular route once in snorfiets mode — you will see immediately if your current app puts you on the wrong surface.
Free scooter navigation — no download required.
Plan snorfiets routeFAQ
- Must snorfiets use the carriageway in Amsterdam?
- Inside the A10 ring on most streets, yes. Scootmaps applies that automatically for snorfiets navigation.
- Does snorfiets navigation work outside Amsterdam?
- Yes, for all of the Netherlands. Outside rijbaan zones snorfiets follows the cycle network with preference for designated paths.
- Is helmet requirement shown in the app?
- Yes. Scootmaps shows a helmet reminder for snorfiets routes in the results.