Inside Arvada's E-Bikes and Illegal Toy Vehicles
Show notes
Friend of the show Chase Amos from the Arvada Police Department joins us to unpack the rise of illegal toy vehicles in Arvada. Chase helps clarify what can ride on streets, trails, and parks, and what cannot. We break down e‑bike classes, scooters, Low Speed Electric Vehicles, and why many mini motorcycles and pocket bikes aren’t street legal.
Please visit Arvada PD's E-Bikes and Unique Vehicles webpage for more information on which types of vehicles and devices are allowed and not allowed in Arvada. Please note: This is not official legal advice.
In this episode:
- Why illegal toy vehicles are public safety issue
- Defining Class 1, 2, and 3 e‑bikes
- What is not allowed on streets, and on trails and parks
- How Arvada PD is enforcing the use of illegal toy vehicles
- Trivia! Featuring Siren Says, the Colorado "Safety Stop" Law, and some history of the e-bike
News and events:
- The City's fall leaf recycling drop-off runs Nov. 8 to 22, Monday through Saturday, at Stenger Sports Complex
- Work is scheduled to begin this week on the Alkire Street Trail project, requiring one-way lane closures
- Marge Roberts Park is now open after a full park overhaul
- Surveys are open now to provide feedback for the City's next three playground renovations: Pioneer Park, Ralston Cove Park and Terrace Park. Surveyes close Oct. 31.
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