LITHIA, Fla. — Some residents in the Fish Hawk community say they’re seeing more kids and teens on e-bikes than ever before, and many of them aren’t riding them responsibly.

One mom took it upon herself to start a petition for more e-bike education for students.

What You Need To Know • Residents report seeing middle school children riding e-bikes recklessly in neighborhood, so one mother started a petition for more education for students on e-bike safety • The petition calls for first responders to work with Hillsborough County schools, teaching students e-bike and bicycle safety • Class 3 e-bikes can go up to 28 mph and don't require riders to have a drivers license or registration

You don’t have to look far in the community to find an e-bike or e-scooter. There were dozens of st

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