Electric bicycle laws | Wikipedia audio article
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Date: 08/02/2019

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00:01:36 1 Australia
00:06:10 1.1 New South Wales
00:06:57 1.2 Victoria
00:08:06 1.3 Queensland
00:09:36 2 Canada
00:12:08 2.1 Federal requirements
00:14:14 2.2 Provincial requirements for use
00:14:25 2.2.1 Alberta
00:15:45 2.2.2 British Columbia
00:17:07 2.2.3 Ontario
00:20:24 2.2.4 Manitoba
00:21:31 2.2.5 New Brunswick
00:25:35 2.2.6 Newfoundland
00:25:43 2.2.7 Nova Scotia
00:26:56 2.2.8 Prince Edward Island
00:27:12 2.2.9 Quebec
00:28:31 2.2.10 Saskatchewan
00:30:22 3 China (Mainland)
00:33:09 4 Europe
00:33:19 4.1 European Union definition
00:35:02 4.2 National requirements
00:35:12 4.2.1 Denmark
00:35:53 4.2.2 Finland
00:36:27 4.2.3 Norway
00:38:51 4.2.4 Sweden
00:39:26 4.2.5 Switzerland
00:40:00 4.2.6 Turkey
00:40:20 4.2.7 United Kingdom
00:41:48 5 Hong Kong
00:43:36 6 India
00:44:41 7 Israel
00:47:05 8 Japan
00:48:13 9 New Zealand
00:50:43 10 Philippines
00:51:19 11 Russian Federation
00:51:50 12 United States
00:52:00 12.1 Federal laws and regulations on sales
00:52:47 12.1.1 Defined
00:56:02 12.2 State requirements for use
00:56:41 12.2.1 Comparison of state rules and regulations
00:57:32 12.2.2 Alabama
00:58:04 12.2.3 Arizona
01:00:22 12.2.4 Arkansas
01:01:22 12.2.5 California
01:04:10 12.2.6 Colorado
01:05:21 12.2.7 Connecticut
01:06:26 12.2.8 District of Columbia
01:08:14 12.2.9 Florida
01:10:39 12.2.10 Georgia
01:12:14 12.2.11 Hawaii
01:14:14 12.2.12 Illinois
01:15:55 12.2.13 Indiana
01:16:11 12.2.14 Iowa
01:17:21 12.2.15 Kentucky
01:18:31 12.2.16 Louisiana
01:20:40 12.2.17 Maryland
01:22:45 12.2.18 Massachusetts
01:27:28 12.2.19 Michigan
01:28:46 12.2.20 Minnesota
01:36:38 12.2.21 Mississippi
01:37:47 12.2.22 Missouri
01:38:50 12.2.23 Montana
01:44:20 12.2.24 Nebraska
01:45:56 12.2.25 Nevada
01:47:03 12.2.26 New Jersey
01:49:00 12.2.27 New York
01:51:59 12.2.28 Ohio
01:53:29 12.2.29 Oklahoma
01:56:12 12.2.30 Oregon
01:57:33 12.2.31 Pennsylvania
02:01:23 12.2.32 Tennessee
02:04:52 12.2.33 Texas
02:06:47 12.2.34 Utah
02:09:34 12.2.35 Vermont
02:10:39 12.2.36 Virginia
02:12:02 12.2.37 Washington
02:15:03 13 See also



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SUMMARY
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Many countries have enacted electric  vehicle laws to regulate the use of electric bicycles. Countries such as the United States and Canada have federal regulations governing the safety requirements and standards of manufacture. Other countries like the signatories of the European Union have agreed to wider-ranging legislation covering use and safety of their term EPAC (electric vehicles)
However, laws and terminology are diverse.  Some countries have national regulations but leave the legality of road use for states and provinces to decide.  Municipal laws and restrictions add further complications.  Systems of classification and nomenclature also vary.  Jurisdictions may address "power-assisted bicycle" (Canada) or "power-assisted cycle" (United Kingdom) or "electric pedal-assisted cycles" (European Union) or simply "electric bicycles".  Some classify pedelecs as distinct from other bikes using electric power.  Thus, the same hardware may be subject to many different classifications and regulations.