Longmont, CO Public Conduct: Skateboarding Rules (2026)
Key Facts
- Fine
- Up to $300, fine only
- Zone
- Main St sidewalks, 2nd-3rd to Longs Peak Ave
- Covers
- Bikes, skateboards, scooters
- Exempt
- Wheelchairs, disability mobility devices
Summary
Longmont bans riding a skateboard, motorized skateboard, bicycle, or scooter on a defined Main Street sidewalk segment; riders must dismount, with a fine up to $300.
No person shall ride a bicycle, electric-assisted bicycle, skateboard, motorized skateboard, scooter, or electric scooter upon and along the sidewalk on the west side of Main Street between 3rd Avenue and Longs Peak Avenue or on the east side of Main Street Between 2nd Avenue and Longs Peak Avenue. However, a wheelchair or other special motorized unit for and used by any person physically disabled to assist their mobility may be ridden on the sidewalk in that area.B.The court shall punish anyone convicted under this section by a fine only up to $300.00.C.The ordinance from which this chapter is derived shall take effect on January 1, 2021. (Ord. No. O-2020-28, § 1(10.20.065), 7-14-2020)
Full Breakdown
Section 10.20.065 prohibits riding a bicycle, electric-assisted bicycle, skateboard, motorized skateboard, scooter, or electric scooter on the sidewalk on the west side of Main Street between 3rd Avenue and Longs Peak Avenue, or the east side between 2nd Avenue and Longs Peak Avenue. Wheelchairs and other mobility devices for people with disabilities are exempt. The rule took effect January 1, 2021, and covers only this downtown segment, not the city generally.
Violations & Fines
Fine only, up to $300, for riding through the dismount zone instead of walking.
Frequently Asked Questions
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