Hawaii HB292 aims to regulate electric bicycles by categorizing them into classes, imposing stricter regulations, and requiring manufacturers to.
Hawaii HB292 introduces new regulations for electric bicycles, categorizing them into three classes based on speed and operation. The bill mandates that electric bicycle manufacturers and distributors affix a label to each bike, specifying its classification, top assisted speed, and motor wattage. It also establishes more stringent regulations, including restrictions on maximum speed, safety considerations, and hours of operation. The bill prohibits individuals under fifteen from operating electric bicycles on public roads and mandates that all electric bicycles be registered.
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