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After reining in e-bikes, Agawam looks to scooters next

Summary by Mass Live
Officials are expected to vote Monday night on an ordinance to ban any child under 16 from operating a motorized scooter on a public road, sidewalk or path, and to prohibit any scooter rider from exceeding 20 mph, riding after dark, riding dangerously, carrying passengers or riding without a helmet.

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After reining in e-bikes, Agawam looks to scooters next

Officials are expected to vote Monday night on an ordinance to ban any child under 16 from operating a motorized scooter on a public road, sidewalk or path, and to prohibit any scooter rider from exceeding 20 mph, riding after dark, riding dangerously, carrying passengers or riding without a helmet.

·Springfield, United States
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Mass Live broke the news in Springfield, United States on Sunday, November 16, 2025.
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