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New Jersey E-Bike Law Resources

New Jersey’s e-bike law changed on January 19, 2026. These tools can help you understand how the law may apply to your ride, find official information, and make your voice heard.

Start With the Ride Checker

Answer a few questions about your e-bike, e-trike, scooter, or other e-ride. The Ride Checker will help you understand how your ride may be classified under New Jersey’s new law.

Start the Ride Checker

Watch Shannon’s E-Bike Law Video Updates

Follow the Complete Video Series

Shannon explains new developments, answers riders’ questions, and shares what New Jersey riders can do next.

Watch on YouTube

Help Fix the Law

The Solution flyer for New Jersey's e-bike law

The Solution

Display or share this one-page flyer explaining the problem with the law and the proposed solution.

View the Flyer
New Jersey E-Bike Law Talking Points

Talking Points

Use these key points before, during, and after conversations with legislators and other decision-makers.

Download the PDF

What You Can Do Now

Sign the Petition

Add your name to oppose the law’s barriers for disabled and adaptive riders. The petition has been sent to the Governor’s Office, where it is being monitored.

Sign the petition →

Find Your Legislators

Find the New Jersey senator and Assembly members who represent your district, then contact them directly.

Find your legislators →

Report on Wikimap

Pinpoint a registration or enforcement experience on the interactive map.

Open the Wikimap →

Trusted Resources

E-bike insurance

Need E-Bike Insurance?

Velosurance

Jesse’s e-Rides has recommended Velosurance since 2024, before New Jersey’s new e-bike law was enacted. Jesse’s own e-trike is insured through Velosurance.

Get a Quote

Jesse’s e-Rides receives a small $10 referral fee when a customer purchases a policy through this link.

Looking for the former classifications? View the 2019 New Jersey e-bike law graphic.

This information is provided for general educational purposes and should not be considered legal advice.