Maryland Department of Transportation

Serious About Safety: Important Micromobility Information

With the holiday shopping season approaching, you may be considering an e-bike or e-scooter as a gift for yourself or someone else. Before making a purchase, it’s important to understand which devices are legal to use in Maryland and what to look for to ensure a safer ride.

For this month’s Serious About Safety feature, Meg Young, Deputy Director of Active Transportation and Micromobility, shares information about micromobility devices, including how to identify e-bikes that meet Maryland’s requirements and what to consider when choosing one. Please take a few minutes to watch Meg’s message and learn how to make informed decisions before purchasing a micromobility device this holiday season.

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