La Grange, IL – The Village of La Grange has introduced new regulations for the use of electric bikes, scooters, and other motor-driven vehicles across public areas. Officials say the update is designed to promote safer sharing of roads and sidewalks as the popularity of these devices continues to grow.
According to the La Grange Police Department, the new rules outline where e-bikes and e-scooters may be operated, parked, and stored within the village. The regulations also address speed limits and right-of-way expectations for riders, aiming to reduce conflicts between pedestrians, cyclists, and motorists.
Village officials stated that these changes follow increasing community feedback regarding safety concerns and improper use of e-scooters in business and residential areas. The updated guidelines emphasize responsible operation, age restrictions, and adherence to traffic laws already in place for other vehicles.
Residents are encouraged to review the full list of rules available on the Village of La Grange website.
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