00:00:00,000 S1: You turn the charger off when the cycle is complete, don't leave the charger all night. Let's all have fun out there, but stay safe. 00:03:15,760 S1: We are here to help you stay safe while riding your bike in the city of e-bikes. 00:03:20,680 S2: An electronic bicycle is a bicycle that has pedals, and it has an electronic motor that assists with pedaling. There's three different classes of an e-bike class. One is a pedal assist up to 20 miles an hour. Class two is a pedal assist with throttle up to 20 miles an hour, and class three is a pedal assist only up to 28 miles an hour. You are allowed to ride an e-bike on trails, sidewalks, and streets. You have to be 15 years or older to ride the e-bike. E-bike riders, along with bicyclists, have to follow the rules of the roadway while riding in the road, they must single their turns. They must stay to the right side of a lane, and they have to operate as if you're a car short a stop sign. E-bikes, bicycles all have to stop or yield at that stop sign to ensure they can stop complete. We would encourage everyone that's riding an e-bike or bicycle, for that matter, to wear a helmet. 00:04:12,730 S1: Most e-bikes are powered by lithium ion batteries. Follow these best practices to stay safe while charging your e-bike. One of the most important things while charging your e-bike is using the proper charger that came with the bike. Make sure you store your e-bike away from exits and other hazards. Charge your e-bike outdoors or in your garage. Make sure you turn the charger off when the cycle is complete. Don't leave it charging all night. Let's all have fun out there, but stay safe.