"Palo Alto police are seeing an uptick in student e-bike riders violating traffic laws, and not stopping when officers approach them, according to police Lt. Kara Apple."
"In March, there were six collisions across different PAUSD campuses involving e-bikes and e-motos, with one resulting in major injuries, according to Apple."
"To address e-bike safety, Hutabarat Lo said the school district should consider an on-campus ban. She also suggested more enforcement on school campuses and more education about the dangers of e-bikes for parents and students."
"Acting Superintendent Herb Espiritu said the district is looking at educating students and families about the laws pertaining to e-bikes."
Palo Alto police have noted a rise in traffic law violations among student e-bike riders, with incidents of non-compliance when approached by officers. E-bikes and e-motos are increasingly popular in the area, particularly around local high schools. In March, six collisions involving these vehicles occurred, with one resulting in serious injuries. To enhance safety, officials are considering an on-campus ban, increased enforcement, and educational initiatives for students and parents regarding e-bike laws and safety.
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