At this point is mostly posted trail rules with a focus to simplify them to the most important. These rules are the ones that I highlighted, like poor behavior, speed and sharing the trail. Occasionally there are social media posts urging people to understand trail roles.
I recently came across some e-bike rules that were posted by a trail manager in Metro Detroit. They were phrased as tips. I'll take a look for them and post them below. Trail managers and trail organizations are searching for a solution that people read and actually follow.
This website and campaign looks quite good. It would be nice to do a follow-up to see how well it is working but it's much better than most I have seen. https://www.miairlinetrail.com/etiquette
Tom, what are trail organizations and trail managers doing to promote e-bike etiquette?
At this point is mostly posted trail rules with a focus to simplify them to the most important. These rules are the ones that I highlighted, like poor behavior, speed and sharing the trail. Occasionally there are social media posts urging people to understand trail roles.
I recently came across some e-bike rules that were posted by a trail manager in Metro Detroit. They were phrased as tips. I'll take a look for them and post them below. Trail managers and trail organizations are searching for a solution that people read and actually follow.
This website and campaign looks quite good. It would be nice to do a follow-up to see how well it is working but it's much better than most I have seen. https://www.miairlinetrail.com/etiquette