E-Bike Injuries and Fatalities See Rising Trend
Increased use of high-speed e-bikes by minors is raising safety concerns in Los Angeles. Many children are operating class 3 e-bikes capable of reaching 28 mph without proper training or licenses. Experts suggest that while licensing could reduce injuries, it would impose significant burdens on families and the state.
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Sources · 7 independent
KNX Los Angeles
“many of these bikes go way too fast for kids who haven't been through driver's ed. The first ones that have a throttle on them can be modified illegally”
CKNW 980 Vancouver
“We're seeing an increase in e-bike related injuries and fatalities”
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