E-Bike Safety: Ride Smart Williamson County
The WCSO is partnering with local agencies to encourage safe E-bike use among students. Parents, we need your help — talk with your kids about the laws and expectations for safe e-bike riding. Take a practice ride, set clear limits, and review the law together. Smart riders = safe roads, and safe riding starts with you!
Did you know:
✔️ In Tennessee, students under 14 may not operate Class 3 E-bikes (those reaching up to 28 mph). Safety — and the law — starts with knowing the rules.
✔️ Tennessee law requires riders under 16 to wear a helmet when riding a Class 3 E-bike. Parents make it a rule at home, too — helmets save lives.
Parents, please help us enforce safe E-Bike riding in Williamson County.
#RideSmartWilliamson #WCSOTN #E-BikeSafety
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E-Bike Safety: Ride Smart Williamson County
The WCSO is partnering with local agencies to encourage safe E-bike use among students. Parents, we need your help — talk with your kids about the laws and expectations for safe e-bike riding. Take a...
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E-Bike Safety: Ride Smart Williamson County
The WCSO is partnering with local agencies to encourage safe E-bike use among students. Parents, we need your help — talk with your kids about the laws and expectations for safe e-bike riding. Take a practice ride, set clear limits, and review the law together. Smart riders = safe roads, and safe riding starts with you!
Did you know:
✔️ In Tennessee, students under 14 may not operate Class 3 E-bikes (those reaching up to 28 mph). Safety — and the law — starts with knowing the rules.
✔️ Tennessee law requires riders under 16 to wear a helmet when riding a Class 3 E-bike. Parents make it a rule at home, too — helmets save lives.
Parents, please help us enforce safe E-Bike riding in Williamson County.
#RideSmartWilliamson #WCSOTN #E-BikeSafety
LATEST NEWS
E-Bike Safety: Ride Smart Williamson County
The WCSO is partnering with local agencies to encourage safe E-bike use among students. Parents, we need your help — talk with your kids about the laws and expectations for safe e-bike riding. Take a...
CITIZENS’ ASSURANCE PROGRAM
Introducing the Citizens’ Assurance Program, a thoughtful initiative offering daily phone calls to participants, designed to provide a sense of security for Williamson County residents living alone. Open to any resident in Williamson County seeking...
🎃 Trick-or-Treat Safety Tips from the Williamson County Sheriff’s Office
Halloween should be spooky, not scary for the wrong reasons. As you head out for a night of costumes and candy, keep these safety reminders in mind: 🍬 Plan Your RouteKnow where you are going,...
