The law now explicitly states that a Class 1 or Class 3 e-bike is a pedal-assist-only bike, meaning throttles are only allowed on Class 2 e-bikes, which are limited to 20 mph.

Supervisor Mary Sackett commutes to work each day using her Class 1 e-bike, which provides power when pedaling.

Oregon went to a three-class categorization system for e-bikes in the 2024 legislative session. The other two classes have top speeds (from the motor) of 20 mph. Class 1 has no throttle and ...

Here's what to know about electric bicycle laws in Ohio, and the class system that might impact the bike you're going to buy.

The Central Marin Police Authority advised residents in the jurisdictions it serves that minors under the age of 16 will be ...

Submit a letter to the editor or a guest column. There are multiple existing studies on Class 1 e-bikes that report no noticeable trail wear or user impact compared to regular bikes.