Montco Raises Fines For E-Bike Violators Amid Crackdown

Montgomery County raises fines for e-bike violators on trails

NORRISTOWN – A policy update geared toward misusing e-bikes on Montgomery County trails was passed Thursday amid safety concerns, imposing hefty fines on offenders. The fine increases, which were raised from $100 to $300, took effect Thursday for those misusing e-bikes within the 100-mile trail network in order to ensure compliance with adequate weight, power and speed requirements, according to a statement issued Thursday by Montgomery County. …

Montco Raises Fines For E-Bike Violators Amid Crackdown

Speed limits and size and power of e-bikes will also be strictly enforced after a series of recent incidents sparked safety concerns.

Montgomery County triples fines for e-bike violations on county trails

The new rules, passed by county commissioners on Thursday, raise fines from $100 to $300 for e-bike riders who break the law.

Montgomery County triples fines for e-bike violators to enhance safety

The Montgomery County Board of Commissioners approved an amendment to the County’s trail policy raising the fine for misuse of e-bikes on trails and other violations from $100 to $300.

Montco commissioners issue policy update which raises the fine for misuse of e-bikes on trails - MoreThanTheCurve

The Montgomery County Board of Commissioners approved an amendment to the county’s trail policy which raises the fine for misuse of e-bikes on trails, as well as other violations of parks and trails’ rules and regulations, from $100 to $300.  The policy was passed during a meeting on Thursday, August 14 and states, “E-bikes shall weigh no more than 100 pounds, shall be equipped with a motor no more than 750 watts and shall be equipped with fully…

Montco commissioners issue policy update which raises the fine for misuse of e-bikes on trails - Around Ambler

The Montgomery County Board of Commissioners approved an amendment to the county’s trail policy which raises the fine for misuse of e-bikes on trails, as well as other violations of parks and trails’ rules and regulations, from $100 to $300.  The policy was passed during a meeting on Thursday, August 14 and states, “E-bikes shall weigh no more than 100 pounds, shall be equipped with a motor no more than 750 watts and shall be equipped with fully…