Minister Hanke Wants to Ban E-Mopeds From Cycling Routes Nationwide

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It is planned that e-mopeds will only be allowed to drive on the road. They also need a license plate. At the beginning of the week, it was said that this measure was being examined and an amendment was being prepared.

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The city of Vienna has long demanded a ban on e-mopeds on bike paths, which is now being developed by the federal government. Hanke speaks of a "regulative"

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E-mopeds are to be banished to the road in the future, confirmed Minister of Transport Peter Hanke. The ban is overdue and necessary.

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In the future, electric scooters will have to drive on the road in Vienna, and a helmet obligation will also come now.

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In the future, e-mopeds will no longer be allowed to travel on bike paths – that is what Transport Minister Peter Hanke (SPÖ) has announced. A corresponding amendment to the road traffic regulations is currently being prepared. A helmet obligation for e-mopeds, e-scooter and e-bikes as well as a registration obligation for e-mopeds is also planned.

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E-mopeds are to be banished from cycle paths. Transport Minister Hanke announces a change in law – including helmet duty, registration requirements and stricter controls. Transport Minister Peter Hanke (SPÖ) has announced to ban e-mopeds from cycle paths. "Clear steps are being developed over the summer, he said in the Ö1 Midday Journal on Thursday. Especially in cities, the rise of e-scooters and e-mopeds has increased massively. The average sp…