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NYCHA considers ban on storing e-bikes inside its buildings

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The New York City Public Housing Authority is considering a new rule that would ban tenants and guests from storing electric bikes inside its 177,000 apartments. The proposed policy will undergo a public comment period until Sept. 6, at which point the housing authority said it will review and consider stakeholder feedback.

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NBC New York

To Prevent Fires, NYCHA Could Ban E-bikes, Leaving Delivery Workers Stranded

This article was originally published on Jul 7 5:05pm EDT by THE CITY In the early hours of Dec. 16, a fire erupted inside a fourth-floor apartment in NYCHA’s Jacob Riis Houses in the East Village, killing one tenant, seriously injuring another and forcing two teenagers to shimmy down an electrical pole to escape. More than 180 firefighters responded, and…

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NYCHA considers ban on storing e-bikes inside its buildings

The proposal is under a public comment period.

2 years ago·New York, United States

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The City

To Prevent Fires, NYCHA Could Ban E-bikes, Leaving Delivery Workers Stranded

E-bikes have become an essential tool workers use to meet brutal delivery schedules. They’ve also sparked deadly fires in public housing.

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Brooklyn Daily Eagle

To prevent fires, NYCHA could ban e-bikes, leaving delivery workers stranded

This article was originally published on Jul 7 5:05pm EDT by THE CITY. In the early hours of Dec. 16, a fire erupted inside a fourth-floor apartment in NYCHA’s Jacob Riis Houses in the East Village, killing one tenant, seriously injuring another and forcing two teenagers to shimmy down an electrical pole to escape. More […]The post To prevent fires, NYCHA could ban e-bikes, leaving delivery workers stranded appeared first on Brooklyn Eagle.

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