BEAUMONT, CA — City officials are reminding residents about new electric bicycle safety rules ahead of an enforcement period set to begin Jan. 1, 2027.
The city highlighted the ordinance on Tuesday, encouraging riders and parents to familiarize themselves with the regulations designed to improve safety for pedestrians, cyclists and other members of the community.
City officials encouraged residents to use the time before enforcement begins to check their children's riding equipment, review the rules and discuss responsible riding practices.
Under the ordinance, electric bicycles are prohibited in city parks. Sidewalk riding is subject to specific speed limits and safety requirements, and riders are encouraged to use designated bike lanes when available.
The city also warned residents that high-powered electric motorcycles, including models such as Sur-Ron and E Ride Pro, do not qualify as electric bicycles under California law. Those vehicles are subject to applicable licensing and registration requirements.
More information about Beaumont's E-bike ordinance and safety can be found here.
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