Proposed Suffolk County Bill Would Fine Parents Of Underage E Bike Riders Under state law, those under the age of 16 are banned from riding e bikes. suffolk county legislator chad lennon says a new bill suffolk is proposing would have parents face fines. Under state law, those under the age of 16 are banned from riding e bikes. suffolk county legislator chad lennon says a new bill suffolk is proposing would have parents face fines as high as $5,000. "we want to be proactive. get the laws on the books," he said.
Parents Of Underage E Bike Riders In Suffolk County Could Face Steep Parents of teens zigzagging on electric powered two wheelers in suffolk county could face fines as high as $5,000 under proposed legislation aimed to further regulate e bike industry. Parents of those under 18 years old would be required to pay the fines. county legis. steven flotteron is one of the bill’s co sponsors and said the bill is needed to address what he and his constituents have seen as an increase in dangerous behavior on e bikes and e scooters. Parents or guardians of offenders under 18 would be held responsible for fines. suffolk county executive ed romaine (r center moriches) and multiple law enforcement agencies have already expressed support, with a final vote expected later this month. Parents of teens zigzagging on electric powered two wheelers in suffolk county could face fines as high as $5,000 under proposed legislation aimed to further regulate the e bike industry.
Petition Implement Mandatory Licensing For Underage E Bike Riders Parents or guardians of offenders under 18 would be held responsible for fines. suffolk county executive ed romaine (r center moriches) and multiple law enforcement agencies have already expressed support, with a final vote expected later this month. Parents of teens zigzagging on electric powered two wheelers in suffolk county could face fines as high as $5,000 under proposed legislation aimed to further regulate the e bike industry. In response, the proposed legislation aims to strengthen existing regulations by limiting where e bikes and scooters can be used, reinforcing helmet and age requirements, and increasing penalties for reckless behavior, including higher fines and possible impoundment for repeat offenses. Suffolk county lawmakers propose a bill to increase penalties for parents whose underage children ride e bikes illegally, following a rise in e bike related injuries and fatalities. Proposed suffolk county bill would fine parents of underage e bike riders on long island this month, there have been at least two serious crashes involving teenagers. On long island this month, there have been at least two serious crashes involving teenagers illegally riding e bikes. one victim died.
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