Carroll officials looking for input on allowing motorized e-bikes on designated park trails

Carroll County officials are continuing to consider changing a law that bans all motorized vehicles from county-owned park trails, and allowing a certain class of e-bikes that operate when the rider is pedaling, with a motor that automatically shuts off at a top speed of 20 miles per hour. The next step is a public hearing, during which the Board of County Commissioners and the county’s Department of Recreation and Parks will collect input from county residents and park users.