SECURITYJun 24 · 00:06 UTCCOLORADO SUNJennifer Brown

Douglas County restricts use of electric dirt bikes, off-road scooters after rash of crashes

Douglas County has restricted the use of electric dirt bikes and off-road scooters following a surge in crashes. The emergency ordinance, approved by commissioners, was enacted as an urgent safety measure, bypassing the standard 30-day timeline for such regulations.

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