Electric bicycles: Attorney General list.
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Transportation
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- Introduced
- Passed Assembly
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill requires the California Attorney General, in collaboration with biking nonprofit groups, to create a list of electric two-wheeled devices that don't meet the definition of an electric bicycle but are marketed or perceived as such. The list will be publicly available on the Attorney General’s website and updated as needed. This aims to clarify the distinction between legitimate electric bicycles and devices that misrepresent themselves.
Key provisions
- The Attorney General will compile a list of non-compliant electric two-wheeled devices.
- The list will include devices labeled, advertised, or perceived as electric bicycles.
- The list must align with the definition of electric bicycles in the Vehicle Code.
- The list will be made publicly available on the Attorney General’s website.
- The Attorney General will update the list as necessary.
Who is affected
- Electric bicycle riders
- California Highway Patrol
- Attorney General’s Office
- Biking nonprofit groups
- Consumers purchasing electric two-wheeled devices
Notable changes
- Establishes a formal process for identifying and listing non-compliant electric two-wheeled devices.
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