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South Burlington city leaders work to regulate electric mobility devices amid bike safety concerns

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South Burlington councilors consider an ordinance that would ban high-powered devices, including e-motos, with motors of 750 watts or more on shared-use paths.

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South Burlington city leaders work to regulate electric mobility devices amid bike safety concerns

South Burlington councilors consider an ordinance that would ban high-powered devices, including e-motos, with motors of 750 watts or more on shared-use paths.

·Plattsburgh, United States
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WPTZ broke the news in Plattsburgh, United States on Wednesday, August 19, 2026.
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