Where Can I Ride?

Micromobility devices can be operated in the following locations unless prohibited by signage:

• On a sidewalk or on a multi-use path (except class 3 electric bicycles)
• Within a public street with posted speed limits of 25 miles per hour or less

Micromobility devices cannot be operated in the following locations:

• Any area where signage prohibits such operation
• In a designated bicycle lane (electric bicycles are permitted in bike lanes)
• On a public street where the speed limit is greater than 25 miles per hour

Follow the Rules of the Road

This includes but is limited to official traffic-control signals, signs, and other traffic direction devices applicable to vehicles, unless otherwise directed by a police officer

• Remain at a safe distance behind pedestrians and vehicles and do not follow too closely
  
  
• Follow the designated speed limit
  
  
• To operate at night, devices must have a front-facing white light and rear-facing red reflector or red stop lamp

Yield to Pedestrians and Other Users

Slow down, stop or move to the opposite side of the path, sidewalk or street when approaching or passing pedestrians or other users.

Working Brake System

All electric-assisted micromobility devices must be equipped with a braking system in sufficient working order to control and stop the movement of the device.

Where to Park

When parking micromobility devices, make sure they are out of the public walkway or near bike racks when available.

Do not park anywhere on public property that interferes with or impedes upon its free use or passage such as:

• The middle of the sidewalk
• Sidewalk ramps
• Against signs

More Transportation Devices

Looking for the rules for operating all transportation devices in Gilbert?

Visit this page to find information from the Gilbert Police Department on operating all-terrain vehicles, bicycles, skateboards, golf carts and more.