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As more kids ride dangerous e-bikes, parents demand tighter rules, schools raise alarms
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As more kids ride dangerous e-bikes, parents demand tighter rules, schools raise alarms
Many middle-schoolers are riding high-powered motorized bikes, illegal for anyone under 16, according to neighbors around Rogers Middle School. The campus has tried to crack down.
·Long Beach, United States
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Should kids on e-bikes and e-scooters be banned in school zones? Motorists say yes
Motorists might be worried about kids on e-bikes not following the road rules, but drivers have admitted to their own bad behaviour in school zones. Photo: James Coleman. As kids gear up for the first bell, a new survey has revealed a growing anxiety on the road: drivers are nervous about sharing school zones with e-bike-riding students. Insurer AAMI research has found more than half of Australian drivers believe children shouldn’t use e-bikes o…
·Deakin, Australia
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