Carmel residents urge shared-trail rules, propose speed limits for e-assisted devices
Two residents—one a 15-year-old rider and his father—told the council they support allowing electric-assisted mobility devices on city trails but urged enforceable speed limits and shared-use etiquette to protect pedestrians.
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Two Carmel residents spoke during public comment on July 7 urging the city to allow electric-assisted mobility devices—e-bikes, e-longboards and similar vehicles—on trails with clearer rules and speed limits to protect pedestrians.
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