Hawaii HB64 regulates the sale and operation of low-speed electric bicycles, setting age limits and requiring educational materials.
Hawaii HB64 amends state statutes to regulate low-speed electric bicycles. It prohibits the sale of bicycles equipped with motors, except for those classified as low-speed electric bicycles. Sellers of these bicycles must provide educational materials to buyers, explaining safe operation and applicable laws. The Department of Transportation will supply these materials to sellers. Additionally, it sets a minimum age of sixteen for operating a low-speed electric bicycle. This Act does not affect existing rights, penalties, or proceedings.
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