Virginia HB269 establishes Class B motorized mobility vehicles as a new vehicle class, setting safety and operational standards.
Virginia HB269 introduces Class B motorized mobility vehicles, defining them as vehicles with up to three wheels, powered by an electric motor or internal combustion engine, and designed to transport one or more persons. These vehicles must adhere to state and federal safety and emissions standards. The bill mandates that sellers of these vehicles retain records of sales and acknowledge legal responsibilities. Operators must complete a safety training course and carry proof of completion while operating the vehicle.
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