Smith stated that Anaheim’s e-bike regulations are “unnecessarily restrictive” and “unfair” to e-bike riders. The report highlighted several concerns, including the lack of a clear definition of e-bikes, the absence of a dedicated e-bike lane, and the requirement for e-bike riders to register their bikes. These regulations, according to the report, create an “unfair burden” on e-bike riders and hinder their ability to use e-bikes for their intended purpose.

The Department of Transportation (DOT) has been actively engaged in addressing concerns about speeding and traffic safety in the community. This engagement began with social media postings and traffic enforcement conducted in an educational manner. The DOT has also hosted an educational community outreach meeting in July. **Detailed Text:**

The Department of Transportation (DOT) has been actively engaged in addressing concerns about speeding and traffic safety in the community.

This lack of standardized training programs for e-bike riders is a significant concern, as it contributes to the rise in e-bike accidents. The lack of consistent safety education can lead to a lack of awareness of potential hazards, improper handling of e-bikes, and inadequate knowledge of traffic laws. This can result in collisions with pedestrians, cyclists, and vehicles, leading to injuries and fatalities.