Kentucky HB741 establishes regulations for personal delivery devices, including their operation, equipment, and insurance requirements.
Kentucky HB741 defines personal delivery devices as self-propelled, four-wheeled devices designed to operate at speeds not exceeding twenty-five miles per hour. These devices must include a unique identifying number, contact information, and be equipped with a braking system and lights visible from at least 500 feet. They must also maintain an insurance policy with at least $100,000 in general liability coverage. Personal delivery devices have the rights and responsibilities of pedestrians or bicyclists, except where those duties are not applicable or would impose an unreasonable burden.
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