SECURITYAMNY
Attorney General issues consumer alert on speedy motorized two-wheelers illegally marketed as e-bikes
New York Attorney General Letitia James issued a consumer alert warning that motorized two-wheelers exceeding state speed limits are illegally marketed as e-bikes or e-scooters. These devices, classified as e-motos or motorcycles, require additional licensing and insurance, and their sale or use violates state law, following a fatal crash involving a 17-year-old rider.
Mentioned
Related Signal
Adjacent reporting
- The problem with e-bikes is e-motos
- Scourge of the illegally modified 70mph monster e-bikes causing death on our roads
- New lawsuit seeks to make e-bike traffic violations criminal again in NYC
- E-bikes linked to nearly 40,000 crimes and crashes in three years as calls grow for registration plates and for them to be treated like mopeds
- CSP warns of E-motorcycles being marketed as E-bikes