Coppell council backs TML resolution to let cities regulate e-bikes separately from bicycles
Coppell council unanimously approved a resolution asking the Texas Municipal League to support state legislation decoupling e-bikes from conventional bicycles so municipalities can set local rules for sidewalks, trails and other pedestrian facilities.
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Coppell’s City Council unanimously approved a resolution on Sept. 22 directing staff to send a request to the Texas Municipal League asking it to support legislation that would treat electric bicycles differently from traditional bicycles under the Texas Transportation Code. The measure asks TML to support—not sponsor—state legislation to give municipalities explicit authority to regulate or prohibit e‑bikes on sidewalks, trail systems and other pedestrian facilities.
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