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House advances rules for e-bikes, scooters and high-powered electric devices
Summary
Lawmakers approved third substitute HB381 to clarify device classes, age limits and optional safety training for e-bikes and scooters; sponsors emphasized safety and training while some members sought clearer language on highway access and age thresholds. The bill passed 55–15.
The Utah House on Feb. 12 approved third substitute HB381, a package of amendments that updates state rules for electric mobility devices including e-bikes, e-scooters and a newly defined category of "high-powered electric devices." Representative Paul A. Cutler, sponsor of the substitute, said the changes aim to simplify enforcement and give parents more information about safe devices for children.
Cutler described distinctions between…
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