Hawaii HB64 regulates the sale and operation of low-speed electric bicycles, requiring sellers to provide educational materials and prohibiting.
Hawaii HB64 amends the state's statutes to regulate low-speed electric bicycles. It prohibits the sale of bicycles equipped with motors unless they are low-speed electric bicycles. Sellers of these bicycles must provide educational materials to purchasers, explaining safe operation and applicable laws. The bill also sets a minimum age of sixteen for operating a low-speed electric bicycle. The Department of Transportation will supply the required educational materials to sellers.
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