Hawaii SB647 regulates low-speed electric bicycles, including safety requirements and operational rules.

Hawaii SB647 amends state statutes to regulate low-speed electric bicycles. It defines a low-speed electric bicycle and requires these bicycles to be equipped with a red reflector and a lighted lamp visible from the rear. The bill also mandates that low-speed electric bicycles must not carry more than one person and cannot be operated by anyone under fifteen years old. Counties are authorized to regulate the operation of these bicycles, including setting speed limits and designating storage locations.

Hawaii SB647 regulates low-speed electric bicycles, including safety requirements and operational rules.

Hawaii SB647 amends state statutes to regulate low-speed electric bicycles. It defines a low-speed electric bicycle and requires these bicycles to be equipped with a red reflector and a lighted lamp visible from the rear. The bill also mandates that low-speed electric bicycles must not carry more than one person and cannot be operated by anyone under fifteen years old. Counties are authorized to regulate the operation of these bicycles, including setting speed limits and designating storage locations.