A New York Democrat is pushing for new laws to address misleading sales tactics that have enabled e-motos and electric off-highway motorcycles to bypass regulations and be sold legally in the state. The proposed legislation aims to close loopholes that have allowed these vehicles—often marketed as recreational—to operate on public roads without proper oversight. Critics argue the current system fails to distinguish between legitimate off-road use and deceptive sales targeting urban riders. Supporters say stricter enforcement is needed to protect consumers and ensure compliance with traffic and safety laws.
A New York City Democrat is proposing legislation she says would clear up deceptive selling practices that have allowed e-motos and electric off-highway motorcycles to be sold in New York state. Sen.