Pennsylvania HB1633 regulates shared electric low-speed scooters, setting operational rules, insurance requirements, and penalties for violations.
Pennsylvania HB1633 introduces regulations for shared electric low-speed scooters, defining their use, safety standards, and operational requirements. The bill allows cities of the second and third class to establish programs with commercial enterprises, which must adhere to specific rules. These include maintaining insurance coverage, reporting safety issues, and ensuring labor peace agreements. Operators must follow operational guidelines, such as speed limits and lighting requirements.
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