06/05/2026
Statewide legislation regulating e-bikes, e-scooters and higher-speed devices has been passed by state lawmakers and sent to the governor. If signed into law, it is set to take effect Jan. 1, 2027.
In the meantime, the local ordinance regulating these devices are in effect.
The driver's of these devices are to only ride on the street, not on sidewalks, not in bike lanes, and not on bike paths.
E-Bikes – Must have operating pedals. Prohibited on sidewalks, Class I and Class II are allowed on roadways. Must follow rules of the road and speed limits. Class 3 requires operator to be 16 years or older.
Motor driven cycle - Every motorcycle and every motor scooter with less than 150 cubic centimeter piston displacement including motorized pedal cycles. E-motorcycles and e-minibikes in this category. This requires a DL, Registration and Insurance.
E-Scooter – Prohibited on sidewalks, state highways and any road 35mph or over. Must be 18 to operate.
We have We are not trying to ruin fun. Kids don’t have the general rules of the road awareness and accidents and complaints involving kids and e-transportation have increased over 300%. Safety is our priority.
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