Glasgow police have 'put the brakes' on e-bike riders who were 'breaking the rules'.

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Glasgow cops 'put the breaks' on e-bike riders 'breaking the rules'

Riding e-scooters on pavements is illegal (Picture: SOPA Images)  England’s mayors are expected to be handed powers to target out of control e-bike and e-scooter use.  The way e-bikes and e-scooters are parked and used could be up for a major overhaul as part of the government’s devolution plan giving more powers to regional mayors.  The government is expected to announce new powers allowing metropolitan mayors to introduce fines for rental bike…

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Huge crackdown on e-bikes and scooters dumped on pavements revealed

The Mayor will be given powers to crackdown on rogue operators and e-bike riders under new Government plans

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Community officers revealed on Monday that several electric bikes had been seized as part of a local action plan after reports of riders "breaking the rules".

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Glasgow police put the brakes on e-bike riders flouting the rules

The Government said local authorities like Transport for London will be given powers to regulate schemes like dockless e-bikes

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TfL to get powers to regulate London e-bikes to stop them being dumped

The paper also gives new powers for mayors to allow them to guide infrastructure and development projects across housing, transport and skills.

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Plan to give authorities power to regulate e-bikes and scooters revealed

The English Devolution White Paper, which was published yesterday, outlines how the future of  local government might look – an England covered by Strategic Authorities, a number of councils working together, covering areas that people recognise and work in.  This promises to devolve a variety of powers and responsibilities to the regions, including among them greater powers to regulate e-bike and e-scooters within their area.  Under ‘Transport …

Glasgow cops 'put the breaks' on e-bike riders 'breaking the rules'

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