New Jersey Bill Would Roll Back Licensing and Registration Rules for Low-Speed E-Bikes
New Jersey’s S4830 would remove licensing and registration requirements for qualifying low-speed e-bikes. Here’s what it proposes and what riders must follow now.
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Des Moines Considers E-Bike, Scooter and Sidewalk Rule Changes
Des Moines is developing bicycle and micromobility rules, with high-speed devices and business-district sidewalks under discussion. No new ordinance is announced.
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NYC Could Start Testing E-Bike Speeds: What a New Police Enforcement Proposal Means for Riders
NYC lawmakers propose dynamometer testing for suspected illegal e-bikes and scooters. Here’s how the plan would work, what riders should know, and its status.
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Oviedo, Florida, Considers New E-Bike and Scooter Rules: Speed Limits and Fines Explained
Oviedo, Florida, is considering new e-bike and scooter rules on sidewalk speeds, pedestrian safety, fines and parental responsibility. Here’s what the proposal says.
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Washington, D.C. E-Bike Laws: Classes, Helmets, Sidewalks, and Trails
Understand Washington, D.C. e-bike laws, including age, helmets, licensing, sidewalks, bike lanes, and park restrictions. Learn what to check before riding the National Mall, Rock Creek Park, and local trails.
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Northglenn, Colorado, Advances Class 3 E-Bike Restrictions for Parks and Trails
Northglenn, Colorado, advanced proposed Class 3 e-bike restrictions for parks, trails and school grounds. Here’s what CB-2044 could mean for riders.
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Fort Lauderdale Considers E-Bike Age Limit, Registration and Sidewalk Restrictions
Fort Lauderdale is weighing a minimum e-bike riding age of 16, photo ID, city registration and new sidewalk and park restrictions. The proposal has not passed.
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Fort Bragg Reconsiders Class 3 E-Bike Ban, Favors 15 MPH Coastal Trail Limit
Fort Bragg, California, reconsiders a proposed Class 3 e-bike ban in city parks and favors a 15 mph Coastal Trail limit. No new ordinance has been adopted.
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Barrington, Rhode Island, Approves New E-Bike and E-Scooter Restrictions on Town Property
Barrington, Rhode Island, approves new restrictions on e-bikes and e-scooters on town-owned public property. Here’s what local riders should know.
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Brentwood, California, Moves Toward New E-Bike Rules After Safety Complaints
Brentwood, California, is developing a proposed e-bike ordinance addressing trails, sidewalks, younger riders and safety. No new ordinance has been adopted.
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Salt Lake City Considers New E-Bike Trail Rules Ahead of November Hearing
Salt Lake City is considering new e-bike rules for city-managed trails and paths. A public hearing is planned for November 10, with tentative council action November 17.
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Glasgow, Kentucky, Approves E-Bike and E-Scooter Rules for Young Riders
Glasgow has approved new local regulations for electric bikes and scooters, including helmet requirements for minors, Class 3 age restrictions, sidewalk rules, and additional riding safety measures.
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D.C. Rental E-Bikes and Scooters Face Scrutiny Over Crime and Safety
Washington, D.C. officials are examining rental e-bike and scooter safety following reported crimes and concerns about underage riding. Learn how Lime is responding, what DDOT requires, and which changes could come next.
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Arlington, Washington Adopts New E-Bike Rules for Centennial Trail, Sidewalks and Young Riders
Arlington approves new e-bike and electric mobility rules. Learn what changes for Centennial Trail riders, sidewalks, helmets, young riders and enforcement.
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Ohio Senate Bill 477 Proposes $25 E-Bike Registration, New Helmet and Age Rules
Ohio lawmakers propose statewide e-bike registration, new helmet requirements and age limits. Here is what Senate Bill 477 would change.
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Worthington, Ohio Delays E-Bike Restrictions as Council Seeks Changes to Age and Helmet Rules
Worthington City Council voted 7-0 to postpone proposed e-bike restrictions. Here’s what could change and when council plans to reconsider the ordinance.
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Deliveroo Announces E-Bike Speed Checks to Target Illegal Delivery Bikes
Deliveroo’s October 9 Ride Safe campaign introduces e-bike speed checks and possible account restrictions for riders using incorrectly registered vehicles.
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Norwalk Schools Consider Student E-Bike Restrictions After Four Serious Crashes
Norwalk Public Schools is reviewing restrictions on student e-bikes and scooters following serious crashes and battery-safety concerns. Here’s what families should know.
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NYC Considers Class 3 E-Bike Ban Ahead of October 8 Meeting
New York City is considering a proposal to prohibit Class 3 e-bike operation in streets, parks and other public places, but the measure is not current law.
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West Des Moines Approves E-Bike and E-Scooter Ordinance
West Des Moines approved new e-bike and e-scooter rules October 19, 2026. Learn what is confirmed, where riders may travel, and which high-speed scooter questions remain unresolved.
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California Signs New E-Bike Laws: What Riders Need to Know
California has signed three major e-bike measures covering e-bike versus e-moto classification, buyer disclosures, local speed limits and a San Mateo County youth safety pilot.
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Carlsbad Unified Adopts E-Bike Permit and Safety Rules for Students
Carlsbad Unified has adopted new student e-bike rules requiring permits and safety training for eligible riders while restricting younger riders and e-motos.
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Vermont E-Bike Laws: Classes, Helmets, Sidewalks, Trails, and Local Rules
Vermont uses the three-class e-bike system, but city, trail and campus rules can differ. This guide explains statewide law plus Burlington, South Burlington, Montpelier, Colchester, Middlebury and campus rules.
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What an 11-Year-Old’s E-Dirt Bike Citation Shows About Florida E-Bike Law
An 11-year-old’s electric dirt bike citation in Oviedo highlights why motor power, pedals and vehicle classification matter under Florida e-bike law.
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Are E-Bikes Allowed for Hunting on Public Land? BLM, National Forest, Wildlife Refuge & WMA Rules
Can you use an e-bike for hunting on public land? This guide explains BLM, National Forest, wildlife refuge, and WMA access rules, plus how to verify routes and game retrieval before your hunt.
