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Obstacle course considered in Sicamous to slow e-bike riders on public paths
Residents want staggered bollards on shared pathways to slow e-bike riders, and council will have staff study costs and access impacts.
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Sicamous Eagle Valley NewsObstacle course considered in Sicamous to slow e-bike riders on public paths
While numerous problems have arisen from the use of high-powered e-bikes and e-scooters by kids, yet another has been identified. In a letter to council at the Sept. 9 meeting, Barry Leinweber and Doug Funk outlined concerns regarding the use of e-bikes on local pathways, particularly the one connecting Martin Street to the trail that runs parallel to Highway 97A. “Young riders are frequently riding along this relatively narrow pathway at consid…
·Salmon Arm, Canada
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