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Marketplace: Exposing dangerous e-bike speeds and underage sales

1.7K views • 1mo ago
Fang Dong
72 subscribers
Watch Party
8 Comments
@kstricl
@@kstriclImported1mo ago
Where I am, the RCMP and Town are constantly reminding parents that these aren't legal for street use. The number of parents that ignore the laws and defend their actions is... not good.
@valarmorghulis5265
@@valarmorghulis5265Imported1mo ago
Parents fault
@vicariouslythroughyou
@@vicariouslythroughyouImported1mo ago
CBC is allowing comments? Hallelujah. Free speech is a thing.
@banksiasong
@@banksiasongImported1mo ago
That’s okay, <br>it’s mostly males, <br>so no loss.<br><br>Think of the VICTIMS of these grubs who are mowed down, the boy riders laughing as they go, leaving the injured person in their wake unaided.
@stevencollins8348
@@stevencollins8348Imported1mo ago
Not to be that guy. But, this story sounds like an avoidable accident. Parents really need to be aware. And I also would agree with some type of official policy and legislation regulation.
@firenze6752
@@firenze6752Imported1mo ago
MABY FIX THE ROADS I RIDE IN TORONBTO A E BIKE AND LET ME TELL YOU ITS LIKE A WAR ZONE.
@JSJSpeaks
@@JSJSpeaksImported1mo ago
Interview Dr. Beachgem, she&#39;s made videos about how many of these accidents are coming into her emergency department lately.
@ChetManly-f6o
@@ChetManly-f6oImported1mo ago
It meets US safety standards? We aren’t in the US.