
ALT The image is an informational graphic titled "Know the Difference" comparing E-Moto and E-Bike. The left side shows an E-Bike, described as a bicycle with electrical assistance and fully operable pedals. The right side shows an E-Moto, described as a motor-driven cycle without operable pedals. The text notes that E-Bikes have an electric motor of 750 watts or less, while E-Motos have motors ranging from 751 to 8000 watts.

ALT The image compares e-bike and e-moto regulations. On the left, a hand adjusts an e-bike throttle, with text about speed regulations: Class 1 and 2 up to 20 mph, Class 3 up to 28 mph, and e-moto regulations similar to gas-powered motorcycles. On the right, helmets represent age requirements: 15 for e-bike Classes 1 & 2, 16 for Class 3 and e-motos, or 15 with a permit.

ALT Certainly! Here's the alt text: "Side-by-side comparison of E-Bike and E-Moto regulations. E-Bike credentials: no driver’s license, title, registration, or insurance required. E-Moto credentials: driver’s license, title, registration, and insurance required. E-Bike riding: allowed on any public road where bikes are allowed; prohibited on sidewalks. E-Moto riding: public roads only when properly licensed, registered, and equipped; prohibited on sidewalks, bike lanes, and bike paths. Image shows an application form and two cyclists on a path.

ALT The image contains a public service announcement titled "Additional Information" on a blue textured background. It provides information about the regulation of electric motors over 750 watts, noting potential legal repercussions like fines and arrest for illegal use. It advises checking pedals, motor wattage, and speed limits before purchasing. It also mentions new regulations effective January 1, 2027, directing readers to ILSOS.gov/oneroad for more information. The announcement is from the Secretary of State, Alexi Giannoulias, with the official seal displayed.

ALT Poster featuring a historical photograph of three individuals in military uniforms standing in front of a building from the World War II era. Text on the left reads "From the Archives: Illinois Veterans" with stars below. An arrow points to a document listing names, partially visible. Text in the top right corner reads "European Theater World War II.

ALT This image has two sections. On the left, a person in a flight suit poses holding onto an aircraft, labeled "European Theater World War II." On the right, a group of seven individuals stands together outdoors with mountains in the background, labeled "26th Infantry Division 101st Field Artillery Battalion World War II.

ALT The image is an announcement about holiday closure for Veterans Day. It states all Secretary of State offices and DMV facilities will be closed on Wednesday, November 11, 2026. For information, it advises visiting ILSOS.GOV or calling 800-252-8980. It encourages using online services anytime, with logos for "Skip the Line, Do It Online!" and "Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias.

ALT A group of individuals in formal attire are standing in front of banners at an event. One banner says "Illinois Secretary of State, Alexi Giannoulias," and another reads "Grand Opening." One person is speaking into a microphone at a podium labeled "DMV+." The setting suggests a formal or official occasion.

ALT The image shows a newspaper article from "Daily Southtown" headlined "Permanent driver services facility opens in Orland Hills to replace temporary Orland Park location." It mentions the facility will open in a shopping center. The building exterior has a sign reading "Drivers and Motor Vehicles Facility," with the Secretary of State logo and the name Alexi Giannoulias.































