A community meeting led by Sacramento County Supervisor Rich Desmond to address growing traffic safety concerns, specifically the proliferation of e-bikes and e-scooters. Local law enforcement and park officials provide a "crash course" on the legal distinctions between Class 1, 2, and 3 e-bikes, highlighting that many high-powered models are being operated illegally by minors. The California Highway Patrol emphasizes that electric motorcycles and modified bikes are strictly prohibited on public roads and often lead to dangerous injuries among teenagers. Officials explain that local ordinances now allow for misdemeanor charges and vehicle impoundment to curb reckless riding on the American River Parkway. The discussion underscores a collaborative strategy of education, engineering, and enforcement to manage modern transportation technology that has outpaced existing state laws. Finally, the sources encourage residents to report violations directly to specialized police teams to improve safety for pedestrians and cyclists alike.