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Yorktown residents push back against proposed ban on ATVs and e-bikes

This initiative comes in response to an incident last August when a Yorktown father, Ed Moffet, was struck by an ATV at Hunter Brook Field.

News 12 Staff

Mar 20, 2024, 7:50 AM

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The Yorktown community is rallying against a proposed law that would prohibit ATVs and e-bikes from town streets, roads, parks, and trails.

This initiative comes in response to an incident last August when a Yorktown father, Ed Moffet, was struck by an ATV at Hunter Brook Field.

Moffet has been vocal about the necessity of such a law.

Exceptions to the ban would be granted if a user had written permission from the town or in areas with signs explicitly permitting their use.

However, e-bike users argue that they should not be grouped together with ATVs, and officials are contemplating separating the two categories. Should the proposed law be enacted, e-bike users found in violation would face strict fines.

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