E-BIKE RESOURCES
Find Your Local E-Bike Ordinance
This page is a reference only and contains listings of known municipal and county ordinances throughout Florida pertaining to e-bikes and micromobility devices. Use the resources below to understand state statute foundations and local regulations.
FDOT E-Bike Safety Brochure, Toolkit, Tip Card & Printed Resources
FDOT E-Bike Safety Brochure
Download or view the FDOT e-bike safety brochure. Updated July 2026.
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FDOT E-Bike Safety Toolkit
A campaign toolkit for middle and high schools with brochures, posters, presentations, social media posts, and a guide on how to use these materials.
FDOT E-Bike Tip Card
A quick-reference tip card covering e-bike classifications, where they can be ridden, and key safety reminders for riders and law enforcement.
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Florida Traffic Safety Resource Center
Order public-facing educational materials related to micromobility and other traffic safety topics at no cost.
Order Micromobility Materials (opens in new tab)For more information regarding the e-bike safety brochure, toolkit, or tip card, contact Loreen Bobo at Loreen.Bobo@dot.state.fl.us.
Search Local E-Bike & Micromobility Ordinances
The following Florida municipal and county jurisdictions have been identified as having established e-bike or micromobility related ordinances. This list is a reference and is not meant to be exhaustive. To view the specific ordinance and confirm the most current version, use Municode to search the specific city or county.
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To request changes to the list below or to add additional cities or counties not currently listed, please contact the Florida Law Enforcement Liaison Program at web@fl-lel.org.
Please note: Be sure to check official sources for the most current ordinances to ensure there are no updated revisions or changes.
(opens in new tab)Okaloosa County E-Bike Workshop
Okaloosa County municipalities held a workshop in October 2025 to review best practices for developing a consistent e-bike ordinance among municipalities within Okaloosa County.
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