SB2136 regulates electric bicycles, electric foot scooters, and electric micro-mobility devices in Hawaii, including age restrictions, safety.
SB2136 amends Hawaii's transportation laws to introduce specific regulations for electric bicycles, electric foot scooters, and electric micro-mobility devices. It defines these devices and sets age limits for their operation, requiring riders under 18 to wear safety helmets. The bill also mandates registration for electric bicycles and imposes operational restrictions, such as prohibiting their use on certain paths and requiring them to be equipped with specific safety features.
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