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New Colorado law aims to curb e-motorbike crashes among minors as vehicles rise in popularity
A new Colorado law (HB26-1079) effective August 12 requires parental consent for minors to obtain motorcycle endorsements, targeting e-motorcycles that have caused rising crash rates among youth. The law mandates helmets, licenses, and insurance for riders under 18 on high-speed e-motos, with penalties for violations affecting both teens and parents.
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