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Woodland Hills narrows park motorized-vehicle ban, exempts e-bikes and e-scooters on trails
Summary
Council approved an ordinance limiting motorized vehicles in the city park but amended the rule to allow electric bicycles and scooters on park trails and sidewalks; staff and council discussed enforcement, signage and safety concerns.
Woodland Hills City Council on March 4 adopted an update to the city’s traffic code that bars most motorized vehicles in the city park but clarifies that electric bicycles and scooters may be used on the park’s trails and sidewalks.
The change was prompted by staff reports of motorcycles, ATVs and other motorized vehicles damaging grass and creating safety concerns on park paths. City staff presented the ordinance as a new authority to make enforcement clearer; council members debated whether to exempt low-speed micromobility devices such as e-bikes and e-scooters.
Wayne (city…
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