The South
2 states, 10 of 12 answers cited to official text. Blank cells are not yet verified.
Results sheet
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| State | Classed as | Public land | Helmet | Young riders | Roads | E-bike line |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FloridaDraft, in review | § 261.03(4)-(5), Florida classed as, cited | Not yet verified | § 261.20(1), (5)(c), (6), Florida helmet, cited | § 261.20(2)-(3), Florida young riders, cited | § 261.11, Florida roads, cited | §§ 316.003(23), 261.03(4), Florida e-bike line, cited |
| TexasDraft, in review | § 29.001, Texas classed as, cited | §§ 29.003, 29.005, 29.009, Texas public land, cited | §§ 551A.001(1-d), 551A.072, Texas helmet, cited | § 551A.032, Texas young riders, cited | Not yet verified | §§ 664.001(4), 664.002, Texas e-bike line, cited |
- Classed as
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- Public land
- What it needs to ride public off-road land
- Helmet
- Helmet rule off-road
- Young riders
- Age and supervision rules for young riders
- Roads
- Riding it on public roads
- E-bike line
- Where the e-bike definition stops
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