Illinois HB4158 regulates low-speed electric bicycles, requiring a valid driver's license for operation and prohibiting use on sidewalks.
Illinois HB4158 amends the Illinois Vehicle Code to regulate low-speed electric bicycles. It mandates that riders must have a valid driver's license to operate these bicycles on public roadways, including bicycle lanes. The bill also prohibits the use of low-speed electric bicycles on sidewalks. Additionally, it requires manufacturers and distributors to affix a label to each bicycle, displaying the bicycle's classification, top assisted speed, and motor wattage. The law takes effect immediately upon becoming law.
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