Introduction Florida has officially passed Senate Bill 462, a new law that changes how electric bikes can be regulated at the local level. While e-bikes remain legal statewide, the law gives cities and counties more authority to set rules they believe improve safety. If you ride in Florida or are considering buying an e-bike, this…
New regulations are on the horizon for e-bike riders in Marin County, particularly young riders. If approved, Marin could become the first county in California to prohibit individuals under 16 from riding Class 2 e-bikes, which can reach speeds of up to 20 mph. Why Marin County is Taking Action E-bikes are becoming increasingly common…
E-bike enthusiasts in Orange County, California brace yourselves—new regulations are rolling in this April, and they come with stricter rules and increased enforcement. If you’re an e-bike rider, it’s crucial to understand these changes to avoid fines and ensure compliance. Why the Sudden Crackdown on E-Bikes? E-bikes have surged in popularity, but so have accidents….
A new bill, Senate Bill 471, introduced in the Oregon Legislative Assembly, seeks to restrict the use of Class 3 electric-assisted bicycles on sidewalks, bike lanes, and bike paths. Class 3 e-bikes are pedal-assist only, with no throttle, and can reach a maximum assisted speed of 28 mph. The bill proposes amendments to several sections…