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Jessica Ramos Bill Proposes Simpler E-Bike/E-Scooter Legislation

Stanley Paul by Stanley Paul
April 28, 2019
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Jessica Ramos Bill Proposes Simpler E-Bike/E-Scooter Legislation
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E-motorcycle and e-scooter may additionally quickly be legalized inside the Big Apple, way to a State Senate invoice that could permit cities across the country decide for themselves how to regulate the booming shape of micro- and environmentally superior long-distance mobility.
Queens State Senator Jessica Ramos placed e-motorcycle and e-scooter legalization returned on the agenda in Albany on Tuesday, introducing new rules that omit Draconian guidelines proposed via the Cuomo management in January — which include a demand that e-motorcycle riders yield to motorists or wear helmets.
Like Gov. Cuomo’s idea, Ramos’s invoice definitely eliminates the country from regulating the currently unlawful cars, allowing neighborhood municipalities to set their own e-bike and e-scooter rules. As a result, the bill could position New York City one-step nearer in the direction of legalizing e-motorcycles extensively utilized by immigrant delivery people, who face NYPD harassment and hefty fines for using the automobiles.
“Legalizing e-motorcycles and e-scooters will provide New Yorkers with options means of transportation that are affordable and environmentally pleasant. It can even ensure we’re protecting our immigrant neighbors who paintings in food transport, many of whom are extra cozy and sense more secure on e-motorcycles,” Ramos said in a statement. “As we intend to lessen carbon emissions and visitors congestion, we want to empower municipalities to set their own regulations as populations across the town range.”
The new rules are easier and greater straightforward than what has floated through Governor Cuomo in his January finances notion and ultimately scrapped at the behest of the legislature’s Manhattan delegation. Instead of Cuomo’s “locally legal bikes” and “locally authorized scooters,” Ramos has proposed the establishment of 4 new non-car car categories, in line with the industry’s preferred classifications: pedal-help e-bikes with maximum speeds of 20 mph, throttle-powered e-bikes, pedal-assist e-motorcycles with maximum speeds of 28 mph, and e-scooters. Corey Johnson’s vacation in Mexico City was rudely interrupted on Tuesday when he tumbled off a Lime scooter and cut himself up.
According to the Speaker’s personal Twitter account, the potential mayoral candidate did not do so well in his maiden voyage on an e-scooter — a form of transportation whose legality in New York City is currently before the Council.
“First five minutes on a @limebike scooter in Mexico City and I face plant on a busy street,” Johnson tweeted from his personal account, which he recently renamed after a “Game of Thrones” character.

Johnson said he was “not injured” in the crash, but that he was “scraped, scratched [and] covered in black stains from the tar on the road.”
Well-wishers filled Johnson’s Twitter feed, but others pointed out that the Speaker’s experience might come back to haunt supporters of the still-illegal form of micro-mobility.
“A bad sign for the bill being considered that would legalize e-scooters in NYC?” tweeted Jeff Coltin, a reporter for City & State.
The Speaker is on vacation in the Mexican capital through Friday, his office confirmed.

Stanley Paul

Stanley Paul

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