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E-Devices and Personal Mobility Guide

Different devices have different rules on Greeley’s roads, sidewalks, and trails. Review the quick reference guides below to see permitted zones for:

  • Standard Bicycles

  • Class 1 & 2 Bikes

  • Class 3 E-Bikes

  • Non-Motorized Devices (skateboards, roller skates)

  • E-Scooters

  • Off-Highway & Motorized Toy Vehicles

  • Registered Road Vehicles

An informational graphic titled "MOBILE GUIDELINES: Know your BICYCLE Zones" from the Greeley Police Department. It defines a bicycle and indicates that bicycling is permitted across all five listed zones: Roads, Designated Bike Paths, Sidewalks, Trails, and Parks, Reservoirs & Open Spaces.
An informational graphic titled "MOBILE GUIDELINES: Know your CLASS 1 & 2 E-BIKE Zones" from the Greeley Police Department. It defines Class 1 and Class 2 E-Bikes and indicates that both are permitted across all five listed zones: Roads, Designated Bike Paths, Sidewalks, Trails, and Parks, Reservoirs & Open Spaces.
An informational graphic titled "MOBILE GUIDELINES: Know your CLASS 3 E-BIKE Zones" from the Greeley Police Department. It defines a Class 3 E-Bike and indicates where they are allowed. Class 3 E-Bikes are PERMITTED on Roads and Designated Bike Paths, but NOT PERMITTED on Sidewalks, Trails, and Parks, Reservoirs & Open Spaces.
An informational graphic titled "MOBILE GUIDELINES: Know your NON-MOTORIZED Zones" from the Greeley Police Department. It defines non-motorized devices and indicates that they are permitted across all five listed zones: Roads, Designated Bike Paths, Sidewalks, Trails, and Parks, Reservoirs & Open Spaces.
An informational graphic titled "MOBILE GUIDELINES: Know your E-SCOOTER Zones" from the Greeley Police Department. It defines an e-scooter and indicates that e-scooters are permitted across all five listed zones: Roads, Designated Bike Paths, Sidewalks, Trails, and Parks, Reservoirs & Open Spaces.
An informational graphic titled "MOBILE GUIDELINES: Know your TOY & OFF-HIGHWAY Zones" from the Greeley Police Department. It defines toy and off-highway vehicles and indicates that they are NOT PERMITTED across any of the five listed zones: Roads, Designated Bike Paths, Sidewalks, Trails, and Parks, Reservoirs & Open Spaces.
An informational graphic titled "MOBILE GUIDELINES: Know your ROAD VEHICLE Zones" from the Greeley Police Department. It defines road vehicles and indicates where they are allowed. Road vehicles are PERMITTED on Roads, but NOT PERMITTED on Designated Bike Paths, Sidewalks, Trails, and Parks, Reservoirs & Open Spaces.