MOTOR VEHICLES – Amends existing law to revise the definition of electric-assisted bicycle to clarify what the term does not include.

This bill clarifies Idaho's legal definition of electric-assisted bicycles by specifying which vehicles are excluded from that category. It directly affects vehicle owners, riders, and law enforcement by distinguishing between standard e-bikes and motorized vehicles that require licensing, registration, and insurance. The key provision excludes any two-wheeled electric vehicle with a motor of 750 watts or more, one that exceeds 30 mph, or one without operable pedals from being classified as an electric-assisted bicycle. Additionally, the bill formally defines electric personal assistive mobility devices as self-balancing two-wheeled devices limited to 15 mph. These changes aim to ensure consistent enforcement of traffic and vehicle laws across different types of electric-powered transportation.