Ontario Tribunal Upholds Toronto Condo E-Bike Ban Over Fire-Safety Concerns
A Toronto condo’s sweeping e-bike prohibition survived an Ontario tribunal challenge. Here’s what was banned, why the rule was upheld, and what riders should know.
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Dennison, Ohio Passes New E-Bike and E-Scooter Safety Rules
Dennison has passed new e-bike and e-scooter safety rules, with local reporting identifying walking-pace sidewalk riding and helmet requirements for riders under 18.
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Boone County, Kentucky Considers New E-Bike and E-Scooter Rules
Boone County is reviewing possible new rules for e-bikes, e-scooters and other motorized devices, with officials considering speed limits, riding locations, enforcement and countywide consistency.
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New York Bill Would Ban Sales of Some High-Speed E-Motos
New York lawmakers have introduced S.10700, a proposal targeting sales and deceptive marketing of some high-speed e-motos. Here is what the bill would change and what remains only proposed.
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Perrysburg Adopts E-Bike Registration Requirement for Multi-Use Paths
Perrysburg has adopted new rules requiring Class 1 and Class 2 e-bikes to be registered before riders use city multi-use paths, with the legislation taking effect October 15.
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South Dakota E-Bike Laws: Classes, Helmets, Sidewalks, Trails, and Local Rules
A practical guide to South Dakota e-bike laws covering Class 1, 2 and 3 bikes, helmets, roads, sidewalks, trails, the Mickelson Trail, cities, campuses, and federal lands.
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Riverside, CA Sends Proposed E-Bike Ordinance Back for More Review
Riverside’s proposed e-bike rules were not adopted September 22. The ordinance is headed for further review after concerns about trails, definitions and enforcement.
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Hemet, California to Consider Developing E-Bike Ordinance
Hemet City Council will set policy direction on potential e-bike rules for sidewalks, parks, enforcement and vehicle removal. No ordinance is up for adoption yet.
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Matthews, North Carolina Adopts New E-Bike and E-Moto Rules
Matthews adopted new e-bike and e-moto rules covering device classifications, sidewalks, greenways, speed limits and escalating civil citations.
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Mentor, Ohio Adopts New E-Bike Helmet, Passenger, and Passing Rules
Mentor City Council approved three e-bike safety measures covering helmets, passenger seating, and audible warnings when riders pass pedestrians.
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New Hampshire E-Bike Laws: Classes, Helmets, Sidewalks, Trails, and Local Rules
A practical guide to New Hampshire e-bike laws covering Class 1, 2 and 3 bikes, helmets, sidewalks, roads, rail trails, state parks, cities, and campus rules.
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Wellington, FL Begins E-Bike Warnings Under New Age, ID and Speed Rules
Wellington begins written warnings September 15 under new e-bike rules covering rider age, photo ID, sidewalk speeds, bridle trails and park access.
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Michigan SB 1156 Would Restrict E-Bike Riding for Children Under 14
Michigan SB 1156 would restrict e-bike riding by children under 14 while adding new helmet, parental-permission and penalty provisions for minors.
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West Virginia E-Bike Laws: Classes, Helmets, Age Rules, Roads, Trails, and Local Restrictions
Understand West Virginia e-bike classes, helmets, age rules, roads, sidewalks, trails, city restrictions, campus policies, and recent legislation.
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Nicholasville Adopts E-Bike and E-Scooter Ordinance With Age, Helmet, Sidewalk and Park Rules
Nicholasville has adopted new e-bike and e-scooter rules covering young riders, helmets, sidewalks, parks, nighttime equipment, modifications and enforcement.
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Montana E-Bike Laws: 20 MPH Rule, Helmets, Sidewalks, Trails, Cities, and Schools
Montana uses a 20 mph e-bike definition instead of the standard three-class system. This guide explains roads, sidewalks, helmets, trails, cities, campuses, public lands, and rules for faster e-bikes.
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Nebraska E-Bike Laws: Classes, Helmets, Sidewalks, Trails, and Local Rules
Understand Nebraska e-bike laws for Class I, II and III bikes, including licensing, helmets, sidewalks, trails, city restrictions, transit and university rules.
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Folsom Holds Off on E-Bike Rules, Orders Revisions
Folsom did not advance two proposed e-bike ordinances Sept. 8. Council members directed staff to combine and revise the proposals covering parks, trails, unsafe riding, and penalties.
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West Haven, CT Bans E-Bike Motor Use on Boardwalk; Violations Carry $100 Fine
West Haven has approved new boardwalk rules covering e-bikes and other electric-propulsion vehicles. Riders may still walk or manually pedal an e-bike, but using electric propulsion can result in a $100 fine.
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Iowa E-Bike Laws: Classes, Helmets, Sidewalks, Trails, Cities, and Campus Rules
Iowa recognizes Class 1, Class 2, and Class 3 e-bikes, but city, trail, and campus rules can differ. This guide explains Iowa’s 2026 750W update, age and equipment rules, sidewalks, popular trails, cities, schools, and universities.
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Orange Beach Adopts New E-Bike Rules With 15 MPH Path Limit and E-Moto Restrictions
Orange Beach has adopted new e-bike and micromobility rules, including reported 15 mph path limits, a 12 mph Backcountry Trail cap, pedestrian slow-down rules, and restrictions on higher-powered e-motos.
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National Park Service Proposes Broader E-Bike Access on Park Roads and Trails
The National Park Service is proposing broader e-bike access on park roads and a simpler process for opening additional trails. Here’s what riders should know.
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Utah Reminds Families of Under-21 E-Bike Helmet Law as School Resumes
Utah’s expanded under-21 e-bike helmet law is already in effect. Here’s what riders and parents need to know about helmets, fines, age restrictions, and upcoming 2027 rules.
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Illinois Opens a Legal Path for Some 40 MPH E-Bikes – But There’s a Catch
Illinois has created a legal path for some high-speed electric bikes beginning January 1, 2027. Here’s why most 40 mph e-bikes still may not qualify for street use.
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Utah E-Bike Laws: Classes, Helmets, Sidewalks, Trails, and Local Rules
Utah recognizes Class 1, 2, and 3 e-bikes, but age, helmet, sidewalk, campus, and trail rules vary. This guide explains the current 2026 law, 2027 youth changes, and important local rules.
