PROVIDING ADVANCED E-BIKE AND E-MOTO SAFETY SOLUTIONS
welcome to the bellemont project community
Greetings, and thank you for taking the time to learn more about e-bike safety.
Like most people visiting this website, I have witnessed risky teen conduct on e-bikes. And also like many others, I waited while our local government tried enforcement, basic rules-of-the-road education, and … having the city attorney study state laws endlessly. Then one evening, I experienced a frighteningly close encounter with an aggressive e-bike rider while walking with my son. All of the ineffective attempts at management and resulting chaos suddenly came together and highlighted the urgent need for a more sophisticated approach to e-bike/e-moto safety in our community and beyond. This pivotal moment inspired the creation of The Bellemont Project.
We recognize that simply teaching the rules of the road or how to maneuver a powered bike is not enough. True safety requires addressing the human element — the behaviors, attitudes, marketing and decision-making behind the handlebars.
The Bellemont Project is dedicated to enhancing e-bike safety by moving beyond basic instruction. We specialize in behavior management and strategic community engagement, empowering civic leaders with a comprehensive six-point plan for developing insightful education, effective enforcement, and robust community partnership. This plan helps leaders develop insightful education and effective enforcement, and also provides guidance on developing better infrastructure, more control over marketing and sales practices, and other related solutions. Our methodology integrates all these components into a unique and innovative strategic e-bike safety management plan that will be more effective than your previous efforts to manage these challenges. Our vision is to accelerate e-bikes toward better, safer micromobility and recreation.
Take Action Today
We invite you to join us in this vital mission. We don’t just offer classes; we offer strategic solutions tailored to the bigger picture in your community. Please reach out to us today to learn how our initiatives can make a significant, lasting impact where it matters most: in the e-bike purchases, riding habits, supportive infrastructure, and culture of your community.
Thank you for your interest, and I look forward to working with you toward improved e-bike safety.
Sincerely,
BETH BLACK
— Founder, the Bellemont Project
Power wheelies can be fun — just not on city streets. Talented teens should be performing in arenas, so they can earn income and win the prizes they deserve.
~ Beth Black
solutions
The six-point plan will help
Up to now, civic leaders and legislators have struggled to discover the correct blend of actions they can take to better control the rising number of e-bike incidents, crashes, and injuries. There has been substantial focus on specific behaviors, such as power wheelies. Honolulu banned power wheelies within their city limits. Within days, a large e-bike/e-moto rideout was organized that took over the main road into town, slowing their much-needed transportation corridor. The riders were careful enough to stay away from the area where stunt riding was banned, but they made their point clear: You don’t have a clue what you’re trying to do.
The only real solution is a set of strategic initiatives, organized in a way that provides comprehensive management. While we need informed enforcement, it cannot be all about punishment. And while we need better infrastructure, the thinking behind such development cannot be more of the same.
BRAIN DEVELOPMENT
We can stop teens from being manipulated by manufacturers.
INNOVATION
It’s time to improve on limited initiatives of the past.
Coalitions
We can end the days of fragmented, ineffective efforts.
when unsafe speeds deliver injuries and death
For first responders
Paramedics and other first responders often bear the brunt of dealing with the aftermath of this growing trend. It’s time for our civic leaders to take effective action to reduce e-bike and e-moto crashes.
Your City’s Front Line Needs a Unified Strategy. Not Just More Talk.
First responders, emergency medical personnel, and injury prevention teams are bearing the cost of e-bike chaos, managing trauma, and dealing with ineffective enforcement. Assistance in reducing crashes is badly needed.
Beth Black’s virtual or onsite speaking engagements move beyond basic awareness to deliver actionable operational strategy and can include a Micro-Experience of the revolutionary Incline Program©, demonstrating how to equip your police, parents, and diversion staff with effective, nuanced behavior-management tools that lead to lasting compliance.
The Incline Program doesn’t start with rules; it starts with impact. Each teen and parent session begins with a heartfelt, authentic talk chosen from our Presenter Video Library, featuring voices like Captain Greg Barta of the Orange County Fire Authority. As both a Public Information Officer and a paramedic who has worked at countless e-bike crashes, Captain Barta offers a brief but thought-provoking look into the serious personal consequences that this trend has been forcing on first responders. The program continues with deep conversations and thought-provoking exercises.
Take control of e-bike safety in your community by asking your civic leaders to reach out to the Bellemont Project. Ask to be included in a no-cost Mini-Incline Program Experience. Community leaders can help, once they know how. The Bellemont Project can help them put together a comprehensive strategic plan that will finally control the chaos.
