E-Bike laws in Georgia

E-Bike Laws in Georgia

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Helmet
Helmet required for all Class 3 riders and passengers
Throttle
Three class system Class 1 and 2 assist to 20 mph Class 3 pedal assist to 28 mph Class 3 requires speedometer
Trails
Class 1 and 2 may use bike paths shared use paths unless prohibited Class 3 allowed only on adjacent highways or where local authority allows
Min age
No explicit statewide minimum age but helmet and class rules apply
Licensing
No driver license or registration required for statutory e bikes
Classes
Three class framework codified under O.C.G.A. §40 6 300 et seq

FAQ

Do I need a helmet to ride an e-bike in Georgia?
Helmet required for all Class 3 riders and passengers
Are throttle e-bikes (Class 2) legal?
Three class system Class 1 and 2 assist to 20 mph Class 3 pedal assist to 28 mph Class 3 requires speedometer
Are e-bikes allowed on trails and multi-use paths?
Class 1 and 2 may use bike paths shared use paths unless prohibited Class 3 allowed only on adjacent highways or where local authority allows
What’s the minimum age to ride?
No explicit statewide minimum age but helmet and class rules apply
Do I need a license, registration, or insurance?
No driver license or registration required for statutory e bikes
Does Georgia use the 3-class system?
Three class framework codified under O.C.G.A. §40 6 300 et seq

Sources

City E-Bike Guides in Georgia

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