As electric bikes continue to grow in popularity, Hudson community partners are coming together to promote safe riding practices and provide residents with an opportunity to learn more about e-bike safety.
The Hudson Police Department, Hudson Fire Department, and Hudson Public Schools are among the community partners hosting an e-bike safety discussion on Tuesday, November 10, at 7 p.m.
The meeting is open to parents, students, e-bike riders, and residents interested in learning more about safe e-bike use. Attendees will have an opportunity to hear important safety information, ask questions, and share their thoughts during the community conversation.
With e-bikes becoming an increasingly popular transportation and recreational option, the discussion aims to encourage awareness, education, and responsible riding throughout the community.
Those who are unable to attend in person can still participate by watching the meeting live through HUD-TV. The recording will also be available for residents who would like to view the discussion at a later time.
Community members are encouraged to take part in the conversation and help promote a safer environment for everyone on Hudson’s roads and pathways.
