Mobility & Curb Rules in Missouri (2026)

Columbia, Missouri bans motor propelled scooters, including rental e-scooters, from city trails and parks, restricts…

Lee's Summit requires any shared e-scooter or bike-share company to hold a shared mobility operation license from the…

Springfield, Missouri licenses shared scooter and micromobility operators, caps deployment to 6 a.m. to 10 p.m., and…

In the City of Blue Springs, Missouri, City Code Section 340.060 bars drivers from parking, standing or otherwise…

Cass County Code Section 340.030 keeps designated bicycle lanes clear in unincorporated Cass County: no motor vehicle…

Columbia, Missouri requires cyclists on Boone County city streets to ride near the roadway's right side, but riders may…

Section 385.040 requires Florissant bicyclists to ride as near the right-hand side of the roadway as practicable and…

Independence requires cyclists to ride near the right curb, bans riding more than two abreast on the open roadway, and…

On county-maintained highways in unincorporated Jackson County, cyclists must ride in a marked bicycle lane rather than…

Jefferson County requires bicyclists on any highway, roadway, or alleyway to ride as near the right side as practicable…

Kansas City bans driving motor vehicles in bike lanes except to cross for driveways, alleys, or parking, and drivers…

Kirkwood Code § 14-155 bars parking or standing a motor vehicle, or leaving any other stationary object, in a…

In the City of La Grange, parking or standing in a designated bicycle lane is barred outright. Section 340.060 also…

Once Lee's Summit marks a bicycle lane, motor vehicles, motorized bicycles, motorized scooters, neighborhood vehicles…

O'Fallon bars parked or standing vehicles from sitting in a designated bicycle lane, and drivers may only enter one…

Springfield, Missouri bars motor vehicles from driving in or across a marked bicycle lane except to cross it to reach a…

St. Louis bans driving any vehicle onto a bicycle/pedestrian right-of-way under Section 17.16.040, with narrow…

St. Louis County lets cyclists leave the right-most travel lane and ride in a dedicated bike lane, cycle track or…

Blue Springs' Traffic Code sorts electric bicycles into three classes by motor behavior and top assisted speed under…

Clay County limits e-bikes on its park trail system to Class 1 and Class 3 models under Code of Ordinances § 90.14A…

Columbia's code doesn't use the state's three-class e-bike system; instead it defines one 'electrically-assisted pedal…

Jackson County limits e-bike riding on its trail system to Class 1 and Class 3 models under Park Regulations § 5013.5…

Kansas City folds electric-assisted bicycles into the bicycle definition instead of creating separate Class 1/2/3…

Lee's Summit sorts e-bikes into three classes by motor behavior and top assisted speed, then limits where each class…

In the City of St. Peters, Missouri, the traffic code splits electric bicycles into three classes by top assisted…

St. Louis County's traffic code classifies e-bikes as "motorized bicycles," not ordinary bicycles, splitting them into…

O'Fallon treats electric bicycles as regular bicycles for rights and duties, but Class 3 e-bikes carry extra rules…

Jefferson County ordinance flatly bars red light cameras and speed cameras on any road, roadway or highway in…

Columbia's automated traffic control system photographs vehicles that enter a signalized intersection on a steady red…

St. Louis authorized an automated camera enforcement program in April 2024 covering red light, stop sign, and speeding…

Missouri answers this question twice, in two statutes that do not overlap. A golf cart may be driven on a public street…