AB-875
Justice & Public Safety

Vehicle removal.

Introduced
CA
2025-2026 Regular Session
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Key Takeaways

  • Authorizes police to remove electric bicycles that exceed legal speed limits from highways.
  • Allows removal of class 3 electric bicycles operated by riders under age 16.
  • Permits impounding of class 3 electric bicycles when riders fail to wear required helmets.
  • Expands vehicle removal authority to address unsafe electric bicycle operations.
10% progression
Bill has been formally introduced and read for the first time in its house of origin (2/19/2025)
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Summary

Assembly Member Muratsuchi's legislation expands peace officers' authority to remove electric bicycles from California highways under specific safety-related circumstances. The measure amends the Vehicle Code to permit removal when electric bicycles exceed legal speed capabilities or when operators violate age and helmet requirements for class 3 electric bicycles.

Under the proposed changes, officers may remove electric bicycles capable of speeds above existing limits, including those that can travel faster than 20 miles per hour solely under electric power. The bill also authorizes removal when riders under age 16 operate class 3 electric bicycles or when any operator uses a class 3 electric bicycle without wearing a helmet.

The provisions add to existing vehicle removal authority, which allows peace officers and designated employees to remove vehicles that obstruct traffic, pose safety hazards, or violate parking regulations. The amendment maintains the current framework while creating targeted enforcement options for electric bicycle violations that present safety concerns.

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Introduced By

Al Muratsuchi
Al MuratsuchiD
California State Assembly Member
Co-Author
Laurie Davies
Laurie DaviesR
California State Assembly Member

Community Outlook

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Latest Voting History

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Key Dates

Read first time. To print.
Assembly Floor
Read first time. To print.
Read first time. To print.

Relevant Contacts

Profile
Al MuratsuchiD
Assembly Member
Bill Author
Not Contacted
Not Contacted
Profile
Laurie DaviesR
Assembly Member
Bill Author
Not Contacted
Not Contacted
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Profile
Al MuratsuchiD
Assembly Member
Bill Author
Profile
Laurie DaviesR
Assembly Member
Bill Author

Key Takeaways

  • Authorizes police to remove electric bicycles that exceed legal speed limits from highways.
  • Allows removal of class 3 electric bicycles operated by riders under age 16.
  • Permits impounding of class 3 electric bicycles when riders fail to wear required helmets.
  • Expands vehicle removal authority to address unsafe electric bicycle operations.

Get Involved

Act Now!

This bill was recently introduced. Email the authors to let them know what you think about it.

Introduced By

Al Muratsuchi
Al MuratsuchiD
California State Assembly Member
Co-Author
Laurie Davies
Laurie DaviesR
California State Assembly Member

Summary

Assembly Member Muratsuchi's legislation expands peace officers' authority to remove electric bicycles from California highways under specific safety-related circumstances. The measure amends the Vehicle Code to permit removal when electric bicycles exceed legal speed capabilities or when operators violate age and helmet requirements for class 3 electric bicycles.

Under the proposed changes, officers may remove electric bicycles capable of speeds above existing limits, including those that can travel faster than 20 miles per hour solely under electric power. The bill also authorizes removal when riders under age 16 operate class 3 electric bicycles or when any operator uses a class 3 electric bicycle without wearing a helmet.

The provisions add to existing vehicle removal authority, which allows peace officers and designated employees to remove vehicles that obstruct traffic, pose safety hazards, or violate parking regulations. The amendment maintains the current framework while creating targeted enforcement options for electric bicycle violations that present safety concerns.

10% progression
Bill has been formally introduced and read for the first time in its house of origin (2/19/2025)
Probability of Passing
We're working on it! Check back later.

Key Dates

Read first time. To print.
Assembly Floor
Read first time. To print.
Read first time. To print.

Community Outlook

No votes yet
Positive
0%
Negative
0%

Latest Voting History

No Voting History Available
N/A
There are currently no voting records for this bill.

Relevant Contacts

Profile
Al MuratsuchiD
Assembly Member
Bill Author
Not Contacted
Not Contacted
Profile
Laurie DaviesR
Assembly Member
Bill Author
Not Contacted
Not Contacted
0 of 2 row(s) selected.
Page 1 of 1
Select All Legislators
Profile
Al MuratsuchiD
Assembly Member
Bill Author
Profile
Laurie DaviesR
Assembly Member
Bill Author