Prohibits sale of certain lithium-ion devices; establishes restrictions on sale, lease, or rental of certain bicycles and scooters; creates fire risk awareness campaigns.

This bill prohibits the sale or assembly of lithium-ion batteries made from used storage cells for electric bicycles and scooters, and requires new devices to have safety certification (like UL 2849/2272) with visible labels. It directly affects manufacturers, retailers, and businesses selling or leasing low-speed electric bikes/scooters, with penalties up to $1,000 for violations after a warning. Commercial operators must provide fire safety materials to employees using these devices, covering operation and storage. The law aims to reduce fire risks by setting safety standards for these products.