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Stricter E-Bike Rules Could be Coming to Huntington Beach
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Huntington Beach City Council members are again grappling with how to handle the growing number of kids riding e-bikes, this time weighing a program to restrict e-bike use to city streets or bike lanes in areas like schools and churches.
“They’re all over the place,” Van Der Mark said at the council’s Tuesday night meeting.
“The real offenders I think in our eyes are the kids riding out in the street, doing the wheelies, doing no helmet, flipping people off,” Williams said.
Van Der Mark raised concerns for the city’s elderly population, and said the rules still needed more tweaking.
“We’re still going to work on the language,” Van Der Mark said.
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