北京：明年5月起，骑乘电动车强制佩戴头盔，驾驶非机动车不得浏览手机！

Core Viewpoint - The newly revised "Beijing Non-Motor Vehicle Management Regulations" emphasizes safety and will be implemented on May 1, 2026, marking a new phase of refined and legalized management of non-motor vehicles in the capital [1]. Summary by Relevant Sections Safety Measures - Mandatory helmet use for passengers, prohibition of mobile phone use while riding, and a complete ban on illegal modifications and carrying electric vehicle batteries into residential buildings are key safety measures [1][4]. - Non-motor vehicles must comply with national standards for production and sales, including electric bicycles and their components [3]. Registration and Licensing - Electric bicycles and mobility scooters must be registered and obtain a license plate to operate on city roads, with a ten-year validity for the license [3]. - Registration must occur within 15 days of purchase, and specific plates will be issued for electric bicycles used in internet rental or delivery services [3]. Traffic Regulations - Riders must adhere to speed limits, avoid distractions such as using mobile devices, and cannot ride in a manner that endangers themselves or others [8][10]. - Specific behaviors such as riding under the influence, lingering in non-motor vehicle lanes, and unauthorized competitive riding are prohibited [10]. Penalties for Violations - Penalties for distracted riding, such as using a mobile phone, are already established in various regions, with fines ranging from 30 to 50 yuan [12][13][14]. - The law specifies that violations can lead to warnings or fines, and refusal to pay fines may result in the confiscation of the non-motor vehicle [12]. Accident Statistics and Risks - Data indicates that using a mobile phone while riding significantly increases the risk of accidents, with studies showing that reaction times can be slower than when driving under the influence [16]. - Approximately 40% of electric bicycle accidents in recent years are linked to distracted riding behaviors [16].