Establishes bicycle with electric assist safety courses; requires purchasers of bicycles with electric assist to provide a bicycle with electric assist safety certificate at the time of purchase; requires operators of bicycles with electric assist to carry identification when operating such bicycles.

This bill requires that people who buy electric assist bicycles complete a safety course and obtain a safety certificate. Additionally, it mandates that riders of these bicycles carry identification while using them. The goal is to promote safety among electric bicycle users.

Supporters of the bill would argue that it enhances safety for both cyclists and pedestrians by ensuring that electric bicycle riders are well-informed about safe riding practices. They might also highlight that requiring identification could help in case of accidents or disputes, fostering a more responsible cycling culture.

Critics may contend that this bill adds unnecessary regulations that could discourage people from using electric bicycles, which are often seen as a convenient transportation option. They might argue that the requirement for safety courses and identification could create barriers to entry for potential riders, limiting access to this eco-friendly mode of transport.