This is kinda what I was hinting at back during Cabanagate. I think we need to pick our battles wisely.
If anything, the company is probably just going to send an email to him saying to "please remember to abide by local laws and / or ordinances, etc. when featuring our product," etc. if they even did that.
He'll feign ignorance of rules and act innocent, and "OMG I had no idea! I'm so sorry," if it got to that point.
Same probably with AMI. If he becomes a repeat offender on camera, that's one thing. But a few seconds snippet on a vlog, I'm doubtful anything will come of it, even with LE. Again, he'd just act like he didn't realize, he's so sorry, he'll never do it again, etc.
I'm pissed he rode on the beach too, don't get me wrong. But it's likely these contacts have have bigger fish to fry than a few seconds of a vlogger riding on a beach - even if against well-posted ordinances.
Sad, but true.