The changes include:

• Reduced speed limits to 12km/h on footpaths and shared paths, unless otherwise signed. The 25km/h limit remains for all other bike paths and roads.
• Increased fines of up to $1078 for dangerous offences involving speed, illegal road use and holding a mobile phone while riding.
• Personal mobility devices allowed to be ridden in bike lanes on roads with a speed limit of 50km/h or less, and all on-road bike lanes that are physically separated.
• Bells mandated for personal mobility devices with handlebars, like e-scooters.
• Personal mobility device riders are required to follow general road rules, such as stopping at red lights

New penalties

• Speeding Up to $575
• No helmet $143
• Using phone $1078
• Double riding $143
• Riding on prohibited road $173

While they are an efficient and environmentally friendly way to get around, there are some road rules you must follow if you’re riding one.

Source
Streetsmarts
Queensland Government