For years, the most dangerous e-bikes were allowed, while smaller, safer ones — used by many parents to take their kids to school — were illegal. New regulations could change that.
Early mornings in East York, an illegal bike gang gathers to quickly unload clandestine cargo before making a getaway.
Each weekday as many as a half-dozen souped-up rides, painted bright orange and blue, pull up at La Mosaïque school, where outlaw parents help their children take off their helmets and put on their backpacks.
These polite Canadian lawbreakers may soon be going legal under new e-bike law
‘They had one job, and they goofed it’: Rejigged e-bike laws raise ire
New laws give police power to crush e-bikes
More police turn to simple drones in clever effort to catch illegal e-bike riders
Sécurité routière : les forces de l'ordre appliquent la tolérance zéro pour les vélos électriques débridés
E-bike truccate per fare 53 chilometri l’ora. Sequestri in negozio e multe da 2.500 euro
Calls for E-mobility device bans for under 16s
The issue of e-bike scofflaws has grown considerably over the last few years, normally taking the form of teenagers on...
E-bikes can legally travel at 15.5mph. But the fastest the police have seized was capable of 70mph. What will stop the rise of…
Experts say souped-up e-bikes pose big risk for children aged from 12 to 15, who account for many A&E cases
Teens are infuriating locals by riding over golf courses and doing wheelies on the Harbour Bridge.
Officers are cracking down on dangerous vehicles – and finding many are part of a government-funded scheme
There’s a tough conversation happening in a lot of households right now. Teenagers want cool, fast electric bikes. Parents see...
