Chula Vista Approves Toughest E-Bike Rules
Chula Vista Approves Toughest E-Bike Rules

Chula Vista Approves Toughest E-Bike Rules

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Chula Vista is set to enact the strictest e-bike and electric micromobility regulations in San Diego County after a fatal e-scooter accident involving an 8-year-old. The ordinance, pending final approval, bans children under 8 from riding Class 1 or 2 e-bikes and makes it a crime for adults to allow this. Riders under 12 are prohibited from operating any e-bikes or scooters, and those under 18 must wear helmets and cannot carry passengers. Class 3 e-bikes and motorized scooters are banned from all sidewalks, and all micromobility vehicles are prohibited on sidewalks in business districts and near schools. The city will implement a 90-day education campaign before enforcing fines up to $250 or potential bike confiscation. While officials say the rules balance safety and mobility, some advocacy groups have criticized the ordinance for unprecedented measures and limited public input.

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