E-bikes, Scooters in Delaware: Rules & Safety
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Electric bikes, scooters, and motorized skateboards are gaining popularity in Delaware as eco-friendly transportation options. E-bikes, with pedal assist and a speed limit of 28 mph, are considered bicycles and can be ridden on streets, highways, and bike lanes. No license or registration is needed, but riders must be at least 16 years old. Electric scooters can be used on public streets with power off, but Newark imposes a fine for riding them there or on sidewalks. Mopeds and tripeds have restrictions on interstates and railroads, and require a basic drivers license for road use. Safety is a priority, with age restrictions, helmet requirements, and no riding under the influence. Delaware continually updates rules, so always check before riding.
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