After Severna Park crash kills 14-year-old, neighbors call for more e-moto bike rules and enforcement
A fatal crash killed a 14-year-old on an e-moto bike in Severna Park, prompting neighbors to call for more rules and enforcement. A 14-year-old boy from Severna Park, Maryland, died after a crash on his e-moto bike killed him while crossing the roadway. Since the death, many residents have raised concerns about the safety of e-mot bikes, which are not allowed on the B&A Trail. Philip Giles, a neighbor who has seen many e-mob bikes on the trail, expressed concern over the flaunting of rules and endangering other people. Many also expressed a desire for more enforcement of the rules, including a speed limit. Bicycle Advocates for Annapolis and Anne Arundel County states that it is illegal for anyone to ride an e-mobile bike without a valid license, registration, and insurance.
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SEVERNA PARK, Md — A Severna Park community is calling for stronger safety measures around e-moto bikes after a crash took the life of a 14-year-old boy.
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