8 on public property; under 14 only with a parent or guardian supervising; 16 for Class 3
Helmet rule
Checking with official source
Where you can ride
Checking with official source
License / registration
No driver license or endorsement needed.
County & city rules
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.
Under 16 may not ride Class 3. Riders 14 and under need direct parent supervision.
E-bikes allowed on paved multi-use pathways and soft-surface trails wider than 5 ft. Singletrack is open only to Class 1 riders 65+ or with a mobility disability (courtesy tag program).
Class 1, 2 and 3 only. Unclassified e-bikes and electric motorcycles are banned on Park City and Summit County trails and pathways.
Trails & paths
E-bikes allowed on paved multi-use pathways and soft-surface trails wider than 5 ft. Singletrack is open only to Class 1 riders 65+ or with a mobility disability (courtesy tag program).
Age & helmet
Under 16 may not ride Class 3. Riders 14 and under need direct parent supervision.