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E-scooter rules decide where riders can go, how fast, at what age, and whether shared fleets are allowed on city streets. Follow the bills and bylaws on licensing, helmets, sidewalks, batteries, and rental programs.
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Bill SB-477, E-bike registration and safety training, six months after enactment, electric bicycles and low-speed devices must register with a $25 fee and sticker. It is at Introduced as of October 7, 2026. Sponsored by William DeMora (Democratic).
Bill EC2026-0926, City weighs e-mobility safety rules, motion would send e-mobility notice to Council for consideration on October 27, 2026, with staff directed to report by the first quarter of 2027 on safety and potential bylaw changes. It is at Committee decision as of October 5, 2026. Sponsored by McLean.
Requires ride-hail apps to disclose in-car cameras and let riders opt out within 180 days.
Bill S-10700, Bans E-moto sales and ads, stores and online sellers could not sell E-motos. It is at REFERRED TO RULES as of September 14, 2026. Sponsored by Kristen Gonzalez (Democratic), Patricia Fahy, and Liz Krueger.
Creates a cross-agency initiative to deploy charging and fueling for zero-emission vehicles at national parks, forests, and nearby lands, with maps, funding, and priority for shuttle services.
Bill A-11699, New tax break for wheelchair-accessible EVs, if passed, qualifying wheelchair-accessible electric vehicles would be exempt from state sales tax. It is at referred to ways and means as of September 2, 2026. Sponsored by Angelo Santabarbara (Democratic).
Bill 2026.IE29.10, Municipal motion seeks e-bike safety rules, toronto City Council motion asks Ontario to consider two-class e-bikes with speed, weight and safety standards. It is at City Council adoption as of May 21, 2026.
Makes bikeshare and shared-scooter projects eligible for certain federal surface transportation and carbon reduction funds.
Sets age, helmet, speed and lane rules for e-scooters, e-bikes and similar devices. Bans self-driving features on public roads unless approved.
Drivers face tougher roadside suspensions, bans on hand-held devices, and stricter vehicle checks. Cities can set e-scooter and local speed rules, and electronic licences are allowed.
Requires CPSC to adopt UL safety standards for lithium-ion batteries used in eBikes and micromobility devices.
