KTVZ recently reported on a new online survey launched by Oregon State Parks to gather feedback on the use of electric bicycles (e-bikes) in state parks. The survey allows park visitors to share their experiences and thoughts on e-bikes, as the use of this mode of transportation becomes more prevalent.
E-bikes have gained popularity as a convenient and environmentally-friendly way to explore outdoor spaces. However, concerns have been raised about their impact on the environment and safety in state parks. Oregon State Parks is seeking input from the public to better understand how e-bikes are being used and how they can be integrated into park policies.
The survey asks participants about their experiences with e-bikes, including where they have ridden them, how often they use them, and whether they have encountered any issues while riding in state parks. It also inquires about visitors’ overall opinions on e-bikes and whether they believe there should be specific rules or designated areas for e-bike use.
By providing feedback through the survey, park visitors can help shape the future of e-bike regulations in Oregon State Parks. The information gathered will be used to inform decision-making on how to manage e-bike usage in a way that balances the needs of all users and protects the natural environment.
Those interested in sharing their opinions on e-bikes in Oregon State Parks can access the online survey on the Oregon State Parks website. The survey is open to all park visitors and will remain available for a limited time. Don’t miss this opportunity to have your voice heard on this important issue.
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