The new law:
• Creates barriers for disabled riders who cannot obtain a driver’s license.
• Burdens low-income residents who rely on low-speed e-bikes.
• Misses the real issue: reckless use of high-speed e-motos.
• Creates confusion, fear, and paralysis for riders and small businesses.

You have a voice. Here's how to use it:

• Download and display or distribute 8.5" x 11" counter sign that clearly states the problem and the fix

Bike shops are displaying this flyer on their counters and handing these flyers out to customers and anyone who is willing to join in the fight to educate folks on the core issues and obvious fix.

• Download the Talking Points Doc

Don't draw a blank. This easy-to-read and understand document can be sent to your legislators before you meet with them, used during your discussions, and sent after you meet with them as a follow-up.

Like 45 other states, we used to have a 1, 2, 3 classification method for e-bikes. Although some found the classes to be confusing, they made a lot more sense than the new law passed in January, 2026. Shannon has created a decision tree to help you understand the new law. Choose how you want to explore the rules:

• Download the Quick Reference Guide

Get the printable PDF Shannon created in 2024 with New Jersey’s Class 1, 2, and 3 e-bike definitions and key riding laws. (Note, this is the old law for comparison sake and because scooter laws have not changed.)

• Use the interactive Ride Checker

Answer a few questions about your e-bike to see how the new law applies to your ride.