Montana HB588 defines motorized scooters and establishes regulations for their use.
Montana HB588 amends the state's transportation laws by defining "motorized scooter" as a vehicle without a seat that can be propelled by muscular power or an independent power source, with a maximum speed of 30 miles per hour. The bill outlines regulations for motorized scooters, including requirements for lamps and reflective equipment when in use at dawn or dusk. It also specifies that motorized scooters can be operated on sidewalks and crosswalks only under human propulsion and prohibits carrying articles that obstruct hand placement on handlebars.
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