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Partly verified · Last checked
| E-bike classes allowed | Three classes under a 2023 state law (SB 69). |
|---|---|
| Minimum age | Class 3: 16 or older to operate. Younger riders may be passengers. |
| Helmet rule | Checking with official source |
| Where you can ride | Class 1 may use bike and pedestrian paths unless a local government bans it. Class 2 and 3 may not, unless the path is part of a street or a local government allows them. Natural-surface nonmotorized trails are off-limits unless allowed. |
| License / registration | Checking with official source |
Highlighted counties have local e-bike rules we've checked against an official source. Everywhere else, state law applies. Parks, trails and HOAs can still post their own rules.
Tap a county, or pick one below.
| Place | What's restricted | Where | Source | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Albuquerque | No city-specific rule listed. | Also allowed on paved and unpaved Open Space trails unless banned, except Open Space areas under shared management unless a sign allows them. 20 mph max on city trails; Parks may set lower limits. | Official page |
City rule · Checked
Source: cabq.gov
Local rules change. Cities, counties and park agencies update their rules often. Check the linked source before you ride.
Source: the City of Albuquerque's summary of state law, not the statute text.
This is a summary, not legal advice. Local rules can be stricter; check the sources above.
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