Know where you stand

PEVRA believes in safe, legal, universal access for EUC to all of our roadways, trails and paths. Use this site to check or verify legal status in your area, and learn how to join the march toward legality.

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Santa Fe, New Mexico

Electric unicycle on roads: Allowed, with conditions

“Operators of bicycles and unicycles have the same rights as operators of motor vehicles in the use of streets, highways and roadways within the city”

§ 12-8-2, Ordinance No. 2023-24, santafenm.gov· adopted 2023-08-30 · checked 2026-08-30 · Tier A — the jurisdiction’s own official publication

Verified in a browser by steward jesse on 2026-08-30 — a verdict here is earned, never assumed.

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A big group in PEVRA shirts lined up with their wheels in a sunny park.Act inyour areaThe hearings, dockets and comment windows that decide where you can ride — with their dates.
A pack of geared-up electric unicycle riders pausing on a foggy redwood forest road, wheels glowing, at Westwheel 4.

Westwheel 4 · the ride through redwood country — every year since 2018

Every speed has its place. Every place has its speed.

PEVRA’s position is simple: electric unicycles co-exist safely with pedestrians, bikes and cars — riding at the speed each space calls for, welcome on every kind of infrastructure.

So far the record holds 15 places and 260 researched rule rows — and 13 verified by a human.

Every row starts unresearched and becomes a verdict only when a named steward verifies the source in a browser. That is why the zero is honest — and why the first verified rows will mean something. The record’s every change is public at /legal/changes.

For the riders we have lost: the memorial.