Florida E-Bike Laws and City Guides

Alachua, Florida · City guide

Alachua

Alford, Florida · City guide

Alford

Altamonte Springs, Florida · City guide

Altamonte Springs

Altha, Florida · City guide

Altha

Anna Maria, Florida · City guide

Anna Maria

• E-bike age, class, sidewalk-speed, and pedestrian-yield rules: In unincorporated areas, the ordinance regulates e-bikes on public roads, pathways, sidewalks, crosswalks, and intersections, including age and class limits, sidewalk speed, motor power, and pedestrian yielding. The County adopted Ordinance 25-35 on July 29, 2025; Florida filing controls its effective date, which was not established here.

Apalachicola, Florida · City guide

Apalachicola

Apopka, Florida · City guide

Apopka

Arcadia, Florida · City guide

Arcadia

Archer, Florida · City guide

Archer

Astatula, Florida · City guide

Astatula

Atlantic Beach, Florida · City guide

Atlantic Beach

Atlantis, Florida · City guide

Atlantis

Auburndale, Florida · City guide

Auburndale

Aventura, Florida · City guide

Aventura

• County right-of-way e-bike and micromobility rules on Crandon Boulevard: Applies only to County-maintained Crandon Boulevard between the northern Village of Key Biscayne limit and Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park, and only after the municipality enters an interlocal agreement. E-bikes are limited to 20 mph, sidewalk and walkway riding is prohibited except to park, and riding is limited to bike lanes when available or streets posted at 30 mph or less. The ordinance took effect 10 days after July 21, 2026 enactment and sunsets two years later; execution of the required interlocal agreement was not confirmed.

Avon Park, Florida · City guide

Avon Park

Baldwin, Florida · City guide

Baldwin

Bal Harbour, Florida · City guide

Bal Harbour

• County right-of-way e-bike and micromobility rules on Crandon Boulevard: Applies only to County-maintained Crandon Boulevard between the northern Village of Key Biscayne limit and Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park, and only after the municipality enters an interlocal agreement. E-bikes are limited to 20 mph, sidewalk and walkway riding is prohibited except to park, and riding is limited to bike lanes when available or streets posted at 30 mph or less. The ordinance took effect 10 days after July 21, 2026 enactment and sunsets two years later; execution of the required interlocal agreement was not confirmed.
• E-bike restriction on designated Village beach paths: E-bikes are prohibited on defined Village beach paths, including the beach-vehicle-access hard-pack road, jetty cutwalk path, and beach-access path south of Oceana. Government and emergency vehicles and disability devices are excepted. Ordinance 2026-0670 was adopted March 17, 2026; the exact effective date was not established.

Bartow, Florida · City guide

Bartow

Bascom, Florida · City guide

Bascom

Bay Harbor Islands, Florida · City guide

Bay Harbor Islands

• County right-of-way e-bike and micromobility rules on Crandon Boulevard: Applies only to County-maintained Crandon Boulevard between the northern Village of Key Biscayne limit and Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park, and only after the municipality enters an interlocal agreement. E-bikes are limited to 20 mph, sidewalk and walkway riding is prohibited except to park, and riding is limited to bike lanes when available or streets posted at 30 mph or less. The ordinance took effect 10 days after July 21, 2026 enactment and sunsets two years later; execution of the required interlocal agreement was not confirmed.

Bay Lake, Florida · City guide

Bay Lake

Bell, Florida · City guide

Bell

Belleair, Florida · City guide

Belleair

Belleair Beach, Florida · City guide

Belleair Beach

Belleair Bluffs, Florida · City guide

Belleair Bluffs

Belleair Shore, Florida · City guide

Belleair Shore

Belle Glade, Florida · City guide

Belle Glade

Belle Isle, Florida · City guide

Belle Isle

Belleview, Florida · City guide

Belleview

Beverly Beach, Florida · City guide

Beverly Beach

Biscayne Park, Florida · City guide

Biscayne Park

• County right-of-way e-bike and micromobility rules on Crandon Boulevard: Applies only to County-maintained Crandon Boulevard between the northern Village of Key Biscayne limit and Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park, and only after the municipality enters an interlocal agreement. E-bikes are limited to 20 mph, sidewalk and walkway riding is prohibited except to park, and riding is limited to bike lanes when available or streets posted at 30 mph or less. The ordinance took effect 10 days after July 21, 2026 enactment and sunsets two years later; execution of the required interlocal agreement was not confirmed.

Blountstown, Florida · City guide

Blountstown

Boca Raton, Florida · City guide

Boca Raton

Bonifay, Florida · City guide

Bonifay

Bonita Springs, Florida · City guide

Bonita Springs

Bowling Green, Florida · City guide

Bowling Green

Boynton Beach, Florida · City guide

Boynton Beach

Bradenton, Florida · City guide

Bradenton

• E-bike age, class, sidewalk-speed, and pedestrian-yield rules: In unincorporated areas, the ordinance regulates e-bikes on public roads, pathways, sidewalks, crosswalks, and intersections, including age and class limits, sidewalk speed, motor power, and pedestrian yielding. The County adopted Ordinance 25-35 on July 29, 2025; Florida filing controls its effective date, which was not established here.

Bradenton Beach, Florida · City guide

Bradenton Beach

• E-bike age, class, sidewalk-speed, and pedestrian-yield rules: In unincorporated areas, the ordinance regulates e-bikes on public roads, pathways, sidewalks, crosswalks, and intersections, including age and class limits, sidewalk speed, motor power, and pedestrian yielding. The County adopted Ordinance 25-35 on July 29, 2025; Florida filing controls its effective date, which was not established here.

Branford, Florida · City guide

Branford

Briny Breezes, Florida · City guide

Briny Breezes

Bristol, Florida · City guide

Bristol

Bronson, Florida · City guide

Bronson

Brooker, Florida · City guide

Brooker

Brooksville, Florida · City guide

Brooksville

Bunnell, Florida · City guide

Bunnell

Bushnell, Florida · City guide

Bushnell

Callahan, Florida · City guide

Callahan

Callaway, Florida · City guide

Callaway

Campbellton, Florida · City guide

Campbellton

Cape Canaveral, Florida · City guide

Cape Canaveral

Cape Coral, Florida · City guide

Cape Coral

Carrabelle, Florida · City guide

Carrabelle

Caryville, Florida · City guide

Caryville

Casselberry, Florida · City guide

Casselberry

Cedar Key, Florida · City guide

Cedar Key

Center Hill, Florida · City guide

Center Hill

Century, Florida · City guide

Century

Chattahoochee, Florida · City guide

Chattahoochee

Chiefland, Florida · City guide

Chiefland

Chipley, Florida · City guide

Chipley

Cinco Bayou, Florida · City guide

Cinco Bayou

Clearwater, Florida · City guide

Clearwater

Clermont, Florida · City guide

Clermont

Clewiston, Florida · City guide

Clewiston

Cloud Lake, Florida · City guide

Cloud Lake

Cocoa, Florida · City guide

Cocoa

Cocoa Beach, Florida · City guide

Cocoa Beach

• E-bike reckless-operation and speed restrictions on designated rights-of-way: On designated City rights-of-way, e-bikes may not be operated recklessly; conduct includes exceeding 15 mph and dangerous passing. The Code provides for citations, parent intervention, and penalties set by Commission resolution. Ordinance 1700 was adopted September 4, 2025; the exact effective date was not established.

Coconut Creek, Florida · City guide

Coconut Creek

Coleman, Florida · City guide

Coleman

Cooper City, Florida · City guide

Cooper City

Coral Gables, Florida · City guide

Coral Gables

• County right-of-way e-bike and micromobility rules on Crandon Boulevard: Applies only to County-maintained Crandon Boulevard between the northern Village of Key Biscayne limit and Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park, and only after the municipality enters an interlocal agreement. E-bikes are limited to 20 mph, sidewalk and walkway riding is prohibited except to park, and riding is limited to bike lanes when available or streets posted at 30 mph or less. The ordinance took effect 10 days after July 21, 2026 enactment and sunsets two years later; execution of the required interlocal agreement was not confirmed.

Coral Springs, Florida · City guide

Coral Springs

Cottondale, Florida · City guide

Cottondale

Crescent City, Florida · City guide

Crescent City

Crestview, Florida · City guide

Crestview

Cross City, Florida · City guide

Cross City

Crystal River, Florida · City guide

Crystal River

Cutler Bay, Florida · City guide

Cutler Bay

• County right-of-way e-bike and micromobility rules on Crandon Boulevard: Applies only to County-maintained Crandon Boulevard between the northern Village of Key Biscayne limit and Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park, and only after the municipality enters an interlocal agreement. E-bikes are limited to 20 mph, sidewalk and walkway riding is prohibited except to park, and riding is limited to bike lanes when available or streets posted at 30 mph or less. The ordinance took effect 10 days after July 21, 2026 enactment and sunsets two years later; execution of the required interlocal agreement was not confirmed.

Dade City, Florida · City guide

Dade City

Dania Beach, Florida · City guide

Dania Beach

Davenport, Florida · City guide

Davenport

• E-bike park, sidewalk, and reckless-operation rules: E-bikes are prohibited in City parks and on sidewalks; reckless e-bike operation is prohibited citywide. Citations carry $250 for an initial violation and $500 for subsequent violations. Ordinance 1447 was adopted April 20, 2026; the exact effective date was not established.

Davie, Florida · City guide

Davie

Daytona Beach, Florida · City guide

Daytona Beach

Daytona Beach Shores, Florida · City guide

Daytona Beach Shores

DeBary, Florida · City guide

DeBary

Deerfield Beach, Florida · City guide

Deerfield Beach

DeFuniak Springs, Florida · City guide

DeFuniak Springs

DeLand, Florida · City guide

DeLand

Delray Beach, Florida · City guide

Delray Beach

Deltona, Florida · City guide

Deltona

Destin, Florida · City guide

Destin

Doral, Florida · City guide

Doral

• County right-of-way e-bike and micromobility rules on Crandon Boulevard: Applies only to County-maintained Crandon Boulevard between the northern Village of Key Biscayne limit and Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park, and only after the municipality enters an interlocal agreement. E-bikes are limited to 20 mph, sidewalk and walkway riding is prohibited except to park, and riding is limited to bike lanes when available or streets posted at 30 mph or less. The ordinance took effect 10 days after July 21, 2026 enactment and sunsets two years later; execution of the required interlocal agreement was not confirmed.

Dundee, Florida · City guide

Dundee

Dunedin, Florida · City guide

Dunedin

Dunnellon, Florida · City guide

Dunnellon

Eagle Lake, Florida · City guide

Eagle Lake

Eatonville, Florida · City guide

Eatonville

Ebro, Florida · City guide

Ebro

Edgewater, Florida · City guide

Edgewater

Edgewood, Florida · City guide

Edgewood

El Portal, Florida · City guide

El Portal

• County right-of-way e-bike and micromobility rules on Crandon Boulevard: Applies only to County-maintained Crandon Boulevard between the northern Village of Key Biscayne limit and Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park, and only after the municipality enters an interlocal agreement. E-bikes are limited to 20 mph, sidewalk and walkway riding is prohibited except to park, and riding is limited to bike lanes when available or streets posted at 30 mph or less. The ordinance took effect 10 days after July 21, 2026 enactment and sunsets two years later; execution of the required interlocal agreement was not confirmed.

Estero, Florida · City guide

Estero

Esto, Florida · City guide

Esto

Eustis, Florida · City guide

Eustis

Everglades, Florida · City guide

Everglades

• E-bike sidewalk, crossing, and public-road rules in unincorporated areas: In unincorporated Collier County, the ordinance regulates e-bikes on public sidewalks and crosswalks and sets class and age limits, pedestrian yielding, and bike-lane rules when lanes are available. It took effect when filed with the Florida Department of State; the filing date was not established.

Fanning Springs, Florida · City guide

Fanning Springs

Fellsmere, Florida · City guide

Fellsmere

Fernandina Beach, Florida · City guide

Fernandina Beach

Flagler Beach, Florida · City guide

Flagler Beach

Florida City, Florida · City guide

Florida City

• County right-of-way e-bike and micromobility rules on Crandon Boulevard: Applies only to County-maintained Crandon Boulevard between the northern Village of Key Biscayne limit and Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park, and only after the municipality enters an interlocal agreement. E-bikes are limited to 20 mph, sidewalk and walkway riding is prohibited except to park, and riding is limited to bike lanes when available or streets posted at 30 mph or less. The ordinance took effect 10 days after July 21, 2026 enactment and sunsets two years later; execution of the required interlocal agreement was not confirmed.

Fort Lauderdale, Florida · City guide

Fort Lauderdale

Fort Meade, Florida · City guide

Fort Meade

Fort Myers, Florida · City guide

Fort Myers

Fort Myers Beach, Florida · City guide

Fort Myers Beach

Fort Pierce, Florida · City guide

Fort Pierce

Fort Walton Beach, Florida · City guide

Fort Walton Beach

Fort White, Florida · City guide

Fort White

Freeport, Florida · City guide

Freeport

Frostproof, Florida · City guide

Frostproof

Fruitland Park, Florida · City guide

Fruitland Park

Gainesville, Florida · City guide

Gainesville

Glen Ridge, Florida · City guide

Glen Ridge

Glen St. Mary, Florida · City guide

Glen St. Mary

Golden Beach, Florida · City guide

Golden Beach

• County right-of-way e-bike and micromobility rules on Crandon Boulevard: Applies only to County-maintained Crandon Boulevard between the northern Village of Key Biscayne limit and Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park, and only after the municipality enters an interlocal agreement. E-bikes are limited to 20 mph, sidewalk and walkway riding is prohibited except to park, and riding is limited to bike lanes when available or streets posted at 30 mph or less. The ordinance took effect 10 days after July 21, 2026 enactment and sunsets two years later; execution of the required interlocal agreement was not confirmed.

Golf, Florida · City guide

Golf

Graceville, Florida · City guide

Graceville

Grand Ridge, Florida · City guide

Grand Ridge

Grant-Valkaria, Florida · City guide

Grant-Valkaria

Greenacres, Florida · City guide

Greenacres

Green Cove Springs, Florida · City guide

Green Cove Springs

Greensboro, Florida · City guide

Greensboro

Greenville, Florida · City guide

Greenville

Greenwood, Florida · City guide

Greenwood

Gretna, Florida · City guide

Gretna

Groveland, Florida · City guide

Groveland

Gulf Breeze, Florida · City guide

Gulf Breeze

Gulfport, Florida · City guide

Gulfport

Gulf Stream, Florida · City guide

Gulf Stream

Haines City, Florida · City guide

Haines City

Hallandale Beach, Florida · City guide

Hallandale Beach

Hampton, Florida · City guide

Hampton

Havana, Florida · City guide

Havana

Haverhill, Florida · City guide

Haverhill

Hawthorne, Florida · City guide

Hawthorne

Hialeah, Florida · City guide

Hialeah

• County right-of-way e-bike and micromobility rules on Crandon Boulevard: Applies only to County-maintained Crandon Boulevard between the northern Village of Key Biscayne limit and Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park, and only after the municipality enters an interlocal agreement. E-bikes are limited to 20 mph, sidewalk and walkway riding is prohibited except to park, and riding is limited to bike lanes when available or streets posted at 30 mph or less. The ordinance took effect 10 days after July 21, 2026 enactment and sunsets two years later; execution of the required interlocal agreement was not confirmed.

Hialeah Gardens, Florida · City guide

Hialeah Gardens

• County right-of-way e-bike and micromobility rules on Crandon Boulevard: Applies only to County-maintained Crandon Boulevard between the northern Village of Key Biscayne limit and Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park, and only after the municipality enters an interlocal agreement. E-bikes are limited to 20 mph, sidewalk and walkway riding is prohibited except to park, and riding is limited to bike lanes when available or streets posted at 30 mph or less. The ordinance took effect 10 days after July 21, 2026 enactment and sunsets two years later; execution of the required interlocal agreement was not confirmed.

Highland Beach, Florida · City guide

Highland Beach

Highland Park, Florida · City guide

Highland Park

High Springs, Florida · City guide

High Springs

Hillcrest Heights, Florida · City guide

Hillcrest Heights

Hilliard, Florida · City guide

Hilliard

Hillsboro Beach, Florida · City guide

Hillsboro Beach

Holly Hill, Florida · City guide

Holly Hill

Hollywood, Florida · City guide

Hollywood

Holmes Beach, Florida · City guide

Holmes Beach

• E-bike age, class, sidewalk-speed, and pedestrian-yield rules: In unincorporated areas, the ordinance regulates e-bikes on public roads, pathways, sidewalks, crosswalks, and intersections, including age and class limits, sidewalk speed, motor power, and pedestrian yielding. The County adopted Ordinance 25-35 on July 29, 2025; Florida filing controls its effective date, which was not established here.

Homestead, Florida · City guide

Homestead

• County right-of-way e-bike and micromobility rules on Crandon Boulevard: Applies only to County-maintained Crandon Boulevard between the northern Village of Key Biscayne limit and Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park, and only after the municipality enters an interlocal agreement. E-bikes are limited to 20 mph, sidewalk and walkway riding is prohibited except to park, and riding is limited to bike lanes when available or streets posted at 30 mph or less. The ordinance took effect 10 days after July 21, 2026 enactment and sunsets two years later; execution of the required interlocal agreement was not confirmed.

Horseshoe Beach, Florida · City guide

Horseshoe Beach

Howey-in-the-Hills, Florida · City guide

Howey-in-the-Hills

Hypoluxo, Florida · City guide

Hypoluxo

Indialantic, Florida · City guide

Indialantic

Indian Creek, Florida · City guide

Indian Creek

• County right-of-way e-bike and micromobility rules on Crandon Boulevard: Applies only to County-maintained Crandon Boulevard between the northern Village of Key Biscayne limit and Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park, and only after the municipality enters an interlocal agreement. E-bikes are limited to 20 mph, sidewalk and walkway riding is prohibited except to park, and riding is limited to bike lanes when available or streets posted at 30 mph or less. The ordinance took effect 10 days after July 21, 2026 enactment and sunsets two years later; execution of the required interlocal agreement was not confirmed.

Indian Harbour Beach, Florida · City guide

Indian Harbour Beach

Indian River Shores, Florida · City guide

Indian River Shores

Indian Rocks Beach, Florida · City guide

Indian Rocks Beach

Indian Shores, Florida · City guide

Indian Shores

Indiantown, Florida · City guide

Indiantown

Inglis, Florida · City guide

Inglis

Interlachen, Florida · City guide

Interlachen

Inverness, Florida · City guide

Inverness

Islamorada, Village of Islands, Florida · City guide

Islamorada, Village of Islands

Jacksonville, Florida · City guide

Jacksonville

Jacksonville Beach, Florida · City guide

Jacksonville Beach

Jacob City, Florida · City guide

Jacob City

Jasper, Florida · City guide

Jasper

Jay, Florida · City guide

Jay

Jennings, Florida · City guide

Jennings

Juno Beach, Florida · City guide

Juno Beach

Jupiter, Florida · City guide

Jupiter

Jupiter Inlet Colony, Florida · City guide

Jupiter Inlet Colony

Jupiter Island, Florida · City guide

Jupiter Island

Kenneth City, Florida · City guide

Kenneth City

Key Biscayne, Florida · City guide

Key Biscayne

• County right-of-way e-bike and micromobility rules on Crandon Boulevard: Applies only to County-maintained Crandon Boulevard between the northern Village of Key Biscayne limit and Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park, and only after the municipality enters an interlocal agreement. E-bikes are limited to 20 mph, sidewalk and walkway riding is prohibited except to park, and riding is limited to bike lanes when available or streets posted at 30 mph or less. The ordinance took effect 10 days after July 21, 2026 enactment and sunsets two years later; execution of the required interlocal agreement was not confirmed.

Key Colony Beach, Florida · City guide

Key Colony Beach

Keystone Heights, Florida · City guide

Keystone Heights

Key West, Florida · City guide

Key West

Kissimmee, Florida · City guide

Kissimmee

LaBelle, Florida · City guide

LaBelle

La Crosse, Florida · City guide

La Crosse

Lady Lake, Florida · City guide

Lady Lake

Lake Alfred, Florida · City guide

Lake Alfred

Lake Buena Vista, Florida · City guide

Lake Buena Vista

Lake Butler, Florida · City guide

Lake Butler

Lake City, Florida · City guide

Lake City

Lake Clarke Shores, Florida · City guide

Lake Clarke Shores

Lake Hamilton, Florida · City guide

Lake Hamilton

Lake Helen, Florida · City guide

Lake Helen

Lakeland, Florida · City guide

Lakeland

Lake Mary, Florida · City guide

Lake Mary

Lake Park, Florida · City guide

Lake Park

Lake Placid, Florida · City guide

Lake Placid

Lake Wales, Florida · City guide

Lake Wales

Lake Worth Beach, Florida · City guide

Lake Worth Beach

Lantana, Florida · City guide

Lantana

Largo, Florida · City guide

Largo

Lauderdale-by-the-Sea, Florida · City guide

Lauderdale-by-the-Sea

Lauderdale Lakes, Florida · City guide

Lauderdale Lakes

Lauderhill, Florida · City guide

Lauderhill

Laurel Hill, Florida · City guide

Laurel Hill

Lawtey, Florida · City guide

Lawtey

Layton, Florida · City guide

Layton

Lazy Lake, Florida · City guide

Lazy Lake

Lee, Florida · City guide

Lee

Leesburg, Florida · City guide

Leesburg

Lighthouse Point, Florida · City guide

Lighthouse Point

Live Oak, Florida · City guide

Live Oak

Longboat Key, Florida · City guide

Longboat Key

• E-bike age, class, sidewalk-speed, and pedestrian-yield rules: In unincorporated areas, the ordinance regulates e-bikes on public roads, pathways, sidewalks, crosswalks, and intersections, including age and class limits, sidewalk speed, motor power, and pedestrian yielding. The County adopted Ordinance 25-35 on July 29, 2025; Florida filing controls its effective date, which was not established here.

Longwood, Florida · City guide

Longwood

Loxahatchee Groves, Florida · City guide

Loxahatchee Groves

Lynn Haven, Florida · City guide

Lynn Haven

Macclenny, Florida · City guide

Macclenny

Madeira Beach, Florida · City guide

Madeira Beach

Madison, Florida · City guide

Madison

Maitland, Florida · City guide

Maitland

Malabar, Florida · City guide

Malabar

Malone, Florida · City guide

Malone

Manalapan, Florida · City guide

Manalapan

Mangonia Park, Florida · City guide

Mangonia Park

Marathon, Florida · City guide

Marathon

Marco Island, Florida · City guide

Marco Island

• E-bike sidewalk, crossing, and public-road rules in unincorporated areas: In unincorporated Collier County, the ordinance regulates e-bikes on public sidewalks and crosswalks and sets class and age limits, pedestrian yielding, and bike-lane rules when lanes are available. It took effect when filed with the Florida Department of State; the filing date was not established.

Margate, Florida · City guide

Margate

Marianna, Florida · City guide

Marianna

Marineland, Florida · City guide

Marineland

Mary Esther, Florida · City guide

Mary Esther

Mascotte, Florida · City guide

Mascotte

Mayo, Florida · City guide

Mayo

McIntosh, Florida · City guide

McIntosh

Medley, Florida · City guide

Medley

• County right-of-way e-bike and micromobility rules on Crandon Boulevard: Applies only to County-maintained Crandon Boulevard between the northern Village of Key Biscayne limit and Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park, and only after the municipality enters an interlocal agreement. E-bikes are limited to 20 mph, sidewalk and walkway riding is prohibited except to park, and riding is limited to bike lanes when available or streets posted at 30 mph or less. The ordinance took effect 10 days after July 21, 2026 enactment and sunsets two years later; execution of the required interlocal agreement was not confirmed.

Melbourne, Florida · City guide

Melbourne

Melbourne Beach, Florida · City guide

Melbourne Beach

Melbourne Village, Florida · City guide

Melbourne Village

Mexico Beach, Florida · City guide

Mexico Beach

Miami, Florida · City guide

Miami

• County right-of-way e-bike and micromobility rules on Crandon Boulevard: Applies only to County-maintained Crandon Boulevard between the northern Village of Key Biscayne limit and Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park, and only after the municipality enters an interlocal agreement. E-bikes are limited to 20 mph, sidewalk and walkway riding is prohibited except to park, and riding is limited to bike lanes when available or streets posted at 30 mph or less. The ordinance took effect 10 days after July 21, 2026 enactment and sunsets two years later; execution of the required interlocal agreement was not confirmed.

Miami Beach, Florida · City guide

Miami Beach

• County right-of-way e-bike and micromobility rules on Crandon Boulevard: Applies only to County-maintained Crandon Boulevard between the northern Village of Key Biscayne limit and Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park, and only after the municipality enters an interlocal agreement. E-bikes are limited to 20 mph, sidewalk and walkway riding is prohibited except to park, and riding is limited to bike lanes when available or streets posted at 30 mph or less. The ordinance took effect 10 days after July 21, 2026 enactment and sunsets two years later; execution of the required interlocal agreement was not confirmed.

Miami Gardens, Florida · City guide

Miami Gardens

• County right-of-way e-bike and micromobility rules on Crandon Boulevard: Applies only to County-maintained Crandon Boulevard between the northern Village of Key Biscayne limit and Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park, and only after the municipality enters an interlocal agreement. E-bikes are limited to 20 mph, sidewalk and walkway riding is prohibited except to park, and riding is limited to bike lanes when available or streets posted at 30 mph or less. The ordinance took effect 10 days after July 21, 2026 enactment and sunsets two years later; execution of the required interlocal agreement was not confirmed.

Miami Lakes, Florida · City guide

Miami Lakes

• County right-of-way e-bike and micromobility rules on Crandon Boulevard: Applies only to County-maintained Crandon Boulevard between the northern Village of Key Biscayne limit and Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park, and only after the municipality enters an interlocal agreement. E-bikes are limited to 20 mph, sidewalk and walkway riding is prohibited except to park, and riding is limited to bike lanes when available or streets posted at 30 mph or less. The ordinance took effect 10 days after July 21, 2026 enactment and sunsets two years later; execution of the required interlocal agreement was not confirmed.

Miami Shores, Florida · City guide

Miami Shores

• County right-of-way e-bike and micromobility rules on Crandon Boulevard: Applies only to County-maintained Crandon Boulevard between the northern Village of Key Biscayne limit and Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park, and only after the municipality enters an interlocal agreement. E-bikes are limited to 20 mph, sidewalk and walkway riding is prohibited except to park, and riding is limited to bike lanes when available or streets posted at 30 mph or less. The ordinance took effect 10 days after July 21, 2026 enactment and sunsets two years later; execution of the required interlocal agreement was not confirmed.

Miami Springs, Florida · City guide

Miami Springs

• County right-of-way e-bike and micromobility rules on Crandon Boulevard: Applies only to County-maintained Crandon Boulevard between the northern Village of Key Biscayne limit and Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park, and only after the municipality enters an interlocal agreement. E-bikes are limited to 20 mph, sidewalk and walkway riding is prohibited except to park, and riding is limited to bike lanes when available or streets posted at 30 mph or less. The ordinance took effect 10 days after July 21, 2026 enactment and sunsets two years later; execution of the required interlocal agreement was not confirmed.

Micanopy, Florida · City guide

Micanopy

Midway, Florida · City guide

Midway

Milton, Florida · City guide

Milton

Minneola, Florida · City guide

Minneola

Miramar, Florida · City guide

Miramar

Monticello, Florida · City guide

Monticello

Montverde, Florida · City guide

Montverde

Moore Haven, Florida · City guide

Moore Haven

Mount Dora, Florida · City guide

Mount Dora

Mulberry, Florida · City guide

Mulberry

Naples, Florida · City guide

Naples

• E-bike sidewalk, crossing, and public-road rules in unincorporated areas: In unincorporated Collier County, the ordinance regulates e-bikes on public sidewalks and crosswalks and sets class and age limits, pedestrian yielding, and bike-lane rules when lanes are available. It took effect when filed with the Florida Department of State; the filing date was not established.
• E-bike prohibition on City shared paths, parks, and sidewalks: All classes of e-bike are prohibited on City shared-use paths, in parks, and on sidewalks. Riders under 16 may not operate Class 3 e-bikes. Signage or City Council approval may authorize otherwise. Ordinance 26-15864 was adopted May 6, 2026; the exact effective date was not established.

Neptune Beach, Florida · City guide

Neptune Beach

Newberry, Florida · City guide

Newberry

New Port Richey, Florida · City guide

New Port Richey

New Smyrna Beach, Florida · City guide

New Smyrna Beach

Niceville, Florida · City guide

Niceville

Noma, Florida · City guide

Noma

North Bay Village, Florida · City guide

North Bay Village

• County right-of-way e-bike and micromobility rules on Crandon Boulevard: Applies only to County-maintained Crandon Boulevard between the northern Village of Key Biscayne limit and Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park, and only after the municipality enters an interlocal agreement. E-bikes are limited to 20 mph, sidewalk and walkway riding is prohibited except to park, and riding is limited to bike lanes when available or streets posted at 30 mph or less. The ordinance took effect 10 days after July 21, 2026 enactment and sunsets two years later; execution of the required interlocal agreement was not confirmed.

North Lauderdale, Florida · City guide

North Lauderdale

North Miami, Florida · City guide

North Miami

• County right-of-way e-bike and micromobility rules on Crandon Boulevard: Applies only to County-maintained Crandon Boulevard between the northern Village of Key Biscayne limit and Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park, and only after the municipality enters an interlocal agreement. E-bikes are limited to 20 mph, sidewalk and walkway riding is prohibited except to park, and riding is limited to bike lanes when available or streets posted at 30 mph or less. The ordinance took effect 10 days after July 21, 2026 enactment and sunsets two years later; execution of the required interlocal agreement was not confirmed.

North Miami Beach, Florida · City guide

North Miami Beach

• County right-of-way e-bike and micromobility rules on Crandon Boulevard: Applies only to County-maintained Crandon Boulevard between the northern Village of Key Biscayne limit and Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park, and only after the municipality enters an interlocal agreement. E-bikes are limited to 20 mph, sidewalk and walkway riding is prohibited except to park, and riding is limited to bike lanes when available or streets posted at 30 mph or less. The ordinance took effect 10 days after July 21, 2026 enactment and sunsets two years later; execution of the required interlocal agreement was not confirmed.

North Palm Beach, Florida · City guide

North Palm Beach

North Port, Florida · City guide

North Port

North Redington Beach, Florida · City guide

North Redington Beach

Oak Hill, Florida · City guide

Oak Hill

Oakland, Florida · City guide

Oakland

Oakland Park, Florida · City guide

Oakland Park

Ocala, Florida · City guide

Ocala

Ocean Breeze, Florida · City guide

Ocean Breeze

Ocean Ridge, Florida · City guide

Ocean Ridge

Ocoee, Florida · City guide

Ocoee

Okeechobee, Florida · City guide

Okeechobee

Oldsmar, Florida · City guide

Oldsmar

Opa-locka, Florida · City guide

Opa-locka

• County right-of-way e-bike and micromobility rules on Crandon Boulevard: Applies only to County-maintained Crandon Boulevard between the northern Village of Key Biscayne limit and Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park, and only after the municipality enters an interlocal agreement. E-bikes are limited to 20 mph, sidewalk and walkway riding is prohibited except to park, and riding is limited to bike lanes when available or streets posted at 30 mph or less. The ordinance took effect 10 days after July 21, 2026 enactment and sunsets two years later; execution of the required interlocal agreement was not confirmed.

Orange City, Florida · City guide

Orange City

Orange Park, Florida · City guide

Orange Park

Orchid, Florida · City guide

Orchid

Orlando, Florida · City guide

Orlando

Ormond Beach, Florida · City guide

Ormond Beach

Otter Creek, Florida · City guide

Otter Creek

Oviedo, Florida · City guide

Oviedo

Pahokee, Florida · City guide

Pahokee

Palatka, Florida · City guide

Palatka

Palm Bay, Florida · City guide

Palm Bay

Palm Beach, Florida · City guide

Palm Beach

Palm Beach Gardens, Florida · City guide

Palm Beach Gardens

Palm Beach Shores, Florida · City guide

Palm Beach Shores

Palm Coast, Florida · City guide

Palm Coast

• E-bike minimum age, helmet, equipment, and roadway rules: The City prohibits e-bike operation by children under 11 on roads, rights-of-way, lanes, paths, sidewalks, and City property. Operators must carry identification; riders under 16 must wear helmets; night lighting, passenger-design, pedestrian-yield, audible-pass, and safe-operation rules apply. Civil penalties may reach $100. The current City code includes Ordinance 2025-18, adopted October 7, 2025; exact effective date was not established.

Palmetto, Florida · City guide

Palmetto

• E-bike age, class, sidewalk-speed, and pedestrian-yield rules: In unincorporated areas, the ordinance regulates e-bikes on public roads, pathways, sidewalks, crosswalks, and intersections, including age and class limits, sidewalk speed, motor power, and pedestrian yielding. The County adopted Ordinance 25-35 on July 29, 2025; Florida filing controls its effective date, which was not established here.

Palmetto Bay, Florida · City guide

Palmetto Bay

• County right-of-way e-bike and micromobility rules on Crandon Boulevard: Applies only to County-maintained Crandon Boulevard between the northern Village of Key Biscayne limit and Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park, and only after the municipality enters an interlocal agreement. E-bikes are limited to 20 mph, sidewalk and walkway riding is prohibited except to park, and riding is limited to bike lanes when available or streets posted at 30 mph or less. The ordinance took effect 10 days after July 21, 2026 enactment and sunsets two years later; execution of the required interlocal agreement was not confirmed.

Palm Shores, Florida · City guide

Palm Shores

Palm Springs, Florida · City guide

Palm Springs

Panama City, Florida · City guide

Panama City

Panama City Beach, Florida · City guide

Panama City Beach

Parker, Florida · City guide

Parker

Parkland, Florida · City guide

Parkland

Paxton, Florida · City guide

Paxton

Pembroke Park, Florida · City guide

Pembroke Park

Pembroke Pines, Florida · City guide

Pembroke Pines

Penney Farms, Florida · City guide

Penney Farms

Pensacola, Florida · City guide

Pensacola

Perry, Florida · City guide

Perry

Pierson, Florida · City guide

Pierson

Pinecrest, Florida · City guide

Pinecrest

• County right-of-way e-bike and micromobility rules on Crandon Boulevard: Applies only to County-maintained Crandon Boulevard between the northern Village of Key Biscayne limit and Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park, and only after the municipality enters an interlocal agreement. E-bikes are limited to 20 mph, sidewalk and walkway riding is prohibited except to park, and riding is limited to bike lanes when available or streets posted at 30 mph or less. The ordinance took effect 10 days after July 21, 2026 enactment and sunsets two years later; execution of the required interlocal agreement was not confirmed.
• E-bike sidewalk, shared-path, and youth training requirements: Within the Village of Pinecrest, e-bikes are subject to a 10-mph sidewalk speed cap and a 15-mph shared-use-path cap. Riders under 16 operating Class 2 e-bikes must complete the specified training requirement. The linked Village pages summarize the adopted rules; more detailed exceptions are not encoded here.

Pinellas Park, Florida · City guide

Pinellas Park

Plantation, Florida · City guide

Plantation

Plant City, Florida · City guide

Plant City

Polk City, Florida · City guide

Polk City

Pomona Park, Florida · City guide

Pomona Park

Pompano Beach, Florida · City guide

Pompano Beach

Ponce de Leon, Florida · City guide

Ponce de Leon

Ponce Inlet, Florida · City guide

Ponce Inlet

Port Orange, Florida · City guide

Port Orange

Port Richey, Florida · City guide

Port Richey

Port St. Joe, Florida · City guide

Port St. Joe

Port St. Lucie, Florida · City guide

Port St. Lucie

Punta Gorda, Florida · City guide

Punta Gorda

Quincy, Florida · City guide

Quincy

Raiford, Florida · City guide

Raiford

Reddick, Florida · City guide

Reddick

Redington Beach, Florida · City guide

Redington Beach

Redington Shores, Florida · City guide

Redington Shores

Riviera Beach, Florida · City guide

Riviera Beach

Rockledge, Florida · City guide

Rockledge

Royal Palm Beach, Florida · City guide

Royal Palm Beach

Safety Harbor, Florida · City guide

Safety Harbor

San Antonio, Florida · City guide

San Antonio

Sanford, Florida · City guide

Sanford

Sanibel, Florida · City guide

Sanibel

Sarasota, Florida · City guide

Sarasota

Satellite Beach, Florida · City guide

Satellite Beach

Sea Ranch Lakes, Florida · City guide

Sea Ranch Lakes

Sebastian, Florida · City guide

Sebastian

Sebring, Florida · City guide

Sebring

Seminole, Florida · City guide

Seminole

Sewall's Point, Florida · City guide

Sewall's Point

Shalimar, Florida · City guide

Shalimar

Sneads, Florida · City guide

Sneads

Sopchoppy, Florida · City guide

Sopchoppy

South Bay, Florida · City guide

South Bay

South Daytona, Florida · City guide

South Daytona

South Miami, Florida · City guide

South Miami

• County right-of-way e-bike and micromobility rules on Crandon Boulevard: Applies only to County-maintained Crandon Boulevard between the northern Village of Key Biscayne limit and Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park, and only after the municipality enters an interlocal agreement. E-bikes are limited to 20 mph, sidewalk and walkway riding is prohibited except to park, and riding is limited to bike lanes when available or streets posted at 30 mph or less. The ordinance took effect 10 days after July 21, 2026 enactment and sunsets two years later; execution of the required interlocal agreement was not confirmed.

South Palm Beach, Florida · City guide

South Palm Beach

South Pasadena, Florida · City guide

South Pasadena

Southwest Ranches, Florida · City guide

Southwest Ranches

Springfield, Florida · City guide

Springfield

Starke, Florida · City guide

Starke

St. Augustine, Florida · City guide

St. Augustine

St. Augustine Beach, Florida · City guide

St. Augustine Beach

St. Cloud, Florida · City guide

St. Cloud

St. Leo, Florida · City guide

St. Leo

St. Lucie Village, Florida · City guide

St. Lucie Village

St. Marks, Florida · City guide

St. Marks

St. Pete Beach, Florida · City guide

St. Pete Beach

St. Petersburg, Florida · City guide

St. Petersburg

Stuart, Florida · City guide

Stuart

Sunny Isles Beach, Florida · City guide

Sunny Isles Beach

• County right-of-way e-bike and micromobility rules on Crandon Boulevard: Applies only to County-maintained Crandon Boulevard between the northern Village of Key Biscayne limit and Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park, and only after the municipality enters an interlocal agreement. E-bikes are limited to 20 mph, sidewalk and walkway riding is prohibited except to park, and riding is limited to bike lanes when available or streets posted at 30 mph or less. The ordinance took effect 10 days after July 21, 2026 enactment and sunsets two years later; execution of the required interlocal agreement was not confirmed.
• Minimum age, sidewalk ban, identification, and e-bike penalties: The City rule sets a minimum operating age of 16, requires photo identification, bans sidewalk riding, permits parent/guardian liability, and imposes $250 or $500 fines. The City says its education period ended and citation enforcement began August 16, 2026; an ordinance number and exact enactment/effective date were not displayed on the current City rule page.

Sunrise, Florida · City guide

Sunrise

Surfside, Florida · City guide

Surfside

• County right-of-way e-bike and micromobility rules on Crandon Boulevard: Applies only to County-maintained Crandon Boulevard between the northern Village of Key Biscayne limit and Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park, and only after the municipality enters an interlocal agreement. E-bikes are limited to 20 mph, sidewalk and walkway riding is prohibited except to park, and riding is limited to bike lanes when available or streets posted at 30 mph or less. The ordinance took effect 10 days after July 21, 2026 enactment and sunsets two years later; execution of the required interlocal agreement was not confirmed.

Sweetwater, Florida · City guide

Sweetwater

• County right-of-way e-bike and micromobility rules on Crandon Boulevard: Applies only to County-maintained Crandon Boulevard between the northern Village of Key Biscayne limit and Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park, and only after the municipality enters an interlocal agreement. E-bikes are limited to 20 mph, sidewalk and walkway riding is prohibited except to park, and riding is limited to bike lanes when available or streets posted at 30 mph or less. The ordinance took effect 10 days after July 21, 2026 enactment and sunsets two years later; execution of the required interlocal agreement was not confirmed.

Tallahassee, Florida · City guide

Tallahassee

Tamarac, Florida · City guide

Tamarac

Tampa, Florida · City guide

Tampa

Tarpon Springs, Florida · City guide

Tarpon Springs

Tavares, Florida · City guide

Tavares

Temple Terrace, Florida · City guide

Temple Terrace

Tequesta, Florida · City guide

Tequesta

Titusville, Florida · City guide

Titusville

Treasure Island, Florida · City guide

Treasure Island

Trenton, Florida · City guide

Trenton

Umatilla, Florida · City guide

Umatilla

Valparaiso, Florida · City guide

Valparaiso

Venice, Florida · City guide

Venice

Vernon, Florida · City guide

Vernon

Vero Beach, Florida · City guide

Vero Beach

• E-bike age, bike-lane, sidewalk, and pedestrian-yield rules: Riders age 16 and older must use an available bike lane and may not ride on sidewalks, except an adult accompanying a child sidewalk rider. Riders under 16 may not operate Class 3 on roads or paths. The Code includes school-bus stop, pedestrian-yield, and audible-warning rules and bars e-bikes over 750 watts on sidewalks, bike paths, and shared paths. Ordinance 2026-01 was adopted January 27, 2026; the exact effective date was not established.

Virginia Gardens, Florida · City guide

Virginia Gardens

• County right-of-way e-bike and micromobility rules on Crandon Boulevard: Applies only to County-maintained Crandon Boulevard between the northern Village of Key Biscayne limit and Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park, and only after the municipality enters an interlocal agreement. E-bikes are limited to 20 mph, sidewalk and walkway riding is prohibited except to park, and riding is limited to bike lanes when available or streets posted at 30 mph or less. The ordinance took effect 10 days after July 21, 2026 enactment and sunsets two years later; execution of the required interlocal agreement was not confirmed.

Waldo, Florida · City guide

Waldo

Wauchula, Florida · City guide

Wauchula

Wausau, Florida · City guide

Wausau

Webster, Florida · City guide

Webster

Welaka, Florida · City guide

Welaka

Wellington, Florida · City guide

Wellington

Westlake, Florida · City guide

Westlake

West Melbourne, Florida · City guide

West Melbourne

West Miami, Florida · City guide

West Miami

• County right-of-way e-bike and micromobility rules on Crandon Boulevard: Applies only to County-maintained Crandon Boulevard between the northern Village of Key Biscayne limit and Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park, and only after the municipality enters an interlocal agreement. E-bikes are limited to 20 mph, sidewalk and walkway riding is prohibited except to park, and riding is limited to bike lanes when available or streets posted at 30 mph or less. The ordinance took effect 10 days after July 21, 2026 enactment and sunsets two years later; execution of the required interlocal agreement was not confirmed.

Weston, Florida · City guide

Weston

West Palm Beach, Florida · City guide

West Palm Beach

West Park, Florida · City guide

West Park

Westville, Florida · City guide

Westville

Wewahitchka, Florida · City guide

Wewahitchka

White Springs, Florida · City guide

White Springs

Wildwood, Florida · City guide

Wildwood

Williston, Florida · City guide

Williston

Wilton Manors, Florida · City guide

Wilton Manors

Windermere, Florida · City guide

Windermere

Winter Garden, Florida · City guide

Winter Garden

• E-bike sidewalk and bicycle-path speed, age, and ID rules: E-bikes are limited to 10 mph on sidewalks or bicycle paths not immediately adjacent to a roadway; riders must yield and give an audible warning. Class 3 is barred on the West Orange Trail. Riders must be at least 15 on public roads and property, carry government photo ID, and comply with a $100 civil-penalty and guardian-liability provision. The ordinance became effective immediately January 8, 2026.

Winter Haven, Florida · City guide

Winter Haven

Winter Park, Florida · City guide

Winter Park

Winter Springs, Florida · City guide

Winter Springs

Worthington Springs, Florida · City guide

Worthington Springs

Yankeetown, Florida · City guide

Yankeetown

Zephyrhills, Florida · City guide

Zephyrhills

Zolfo Springs, Florida · City guide

Zolfo Springs