In Palm Beach, a vote is upcoming on regulations for e-bikes and motorized scooters. The proposed rules include requirements for users to be at least 15 years old and to carry identification. A speed limit of 15 mph is also part of the proposal.
The Wellington Village Council is set to make a decision on these new rules. Further details on the proposed e-bike and scooter regulations are available from CBS12, the source of this information.
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