To keep parks safe and well-maintained, the City of Henderson has introduced new rules for using e-bikes in public outdoor areas. Signs have been put up in parks and along trails to let people know what’s allowed, as per the City of Henderson.
The new rules are simple: pedal-assist e-bikes are still allowed on most trails and park paths, but e-bikes with a throttle can only be used in places meant for cars, like parking lots, driveways, and roads. The City of Henderson made this change to keep people safe and protect public spaces. Signs have been put up to help park visitors adjust to these new rules.
The City of Henderson shared this policy update on its official website on Monday. It supports the City’s goals of keeping the community safe and making Henderson a healthy, livable, and sustainable place. Through these rules, the City hopes to encourage respect and care for public spaces, where everyone can enjoy parks and trails responsibly. According to the City of Henderson, the success of the new ordinance—added to the Henderson Municipal Code, Section 2.27, in December—will depend on support from the community.
