Bike and Pedestrian Committee Plans E-Bike Education Push
The Bike and Pedestrian Committee discussed e-bike safety and police enforcement at its September 29 meeting. Co-Chair Brian Frey and members agreed that recent Police enforcement was positive and tasked the e-bike subcommittee with developing an education campaign for October review.
Bike and Pedestrian Committee · Meeting of September 29, 2026
MANCHESTER BY THE SEA — The Bike and Pedestrian Committee discussed e-bike safety and police enforcement at its September 29 meeting. Co-Chair Brian Frey and members agreed that recent Police enforcement was positive and tasked the e-bike subcommittee with developing an education campaign for October review. The committee reported successful Gears for Good and Safe Routes to School bike rodeo events with 25 to 30 and 15 children participating respectively.
Members also discussed missing pedestrian infrastructure, including a crossing beacon near Pleasant and School Street, and agreed to develop a prioritized list. The committee shifted regular meetings to the third Tuesday at 6:30 p.m.
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Source: the Bike and Pedestrian Committee meeting of September 29, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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