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Avondale police seek partners for e-bike training
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Source: West Valley View

The Avondale Police Department is educating residents about new regulations for e-bikes, e-scooters and other electric-driven devices ahead of enforcement beginning April 1, 2027. (Avondale Police Department/Submitted) In light of an ordinance approved at the end of August by the Avondale City Council, which establishes new regulations for e-bikes and e-scooters in the city, the Avondale Police Department is looking to offer free Electric Device Training to residents. For Neighborhood Resource Officer Daniel Benavidez, the effort emphasizes the importance of road and traffic safety.“Whether we’re in a vehicle, on a bicycle, or on an electric-driven device, it’s important that we recognize that the small actions we take can prevent serious consequences,” Benavidez said. “A question to always ask ourselves is, ‘how does my movement affect others around me?’”While the department had previously set a date for Saturday, Nov.
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