EUGENE, Ore. — The Eugene Police Department says e-motos, e-bikes, and electric-powered scooters have become more common in Eugene. So too, have complaints and safe-use concerns, especially about e-motos being used on bike paths, sidewalks and on roadways, where they are not allowed.
In fact, e-motos are only allowed to be ridden on private property and designated “Off Highway Vehicle” (OHV) areas, Eugene PD says.
Eugene PD has installed a new reporting tool to MyPDConnect to track complaints and pinpoint locations where illegal e-moto and e-bike/e-scooter behavior is happening…