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We investigate rising injuries involving e-bikes and e-scooters. We go undercover to find a patchwork of rules on age and speed, and products that can be modifi…
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looking back at the ambush interviews with the Transport Minister, from airports, airlines, car safety, now ebikes and escooter..... No responces and no action. No wonder government officials are high paid incompetent bureaucrats, who are put there enriching themselves. I guess its the same all over the world!
Got a second cousin who we switched off life support because of riding an e-scooter in a carpark without a helmet
they are putting car drivers in danger, imagine your kids who is 17 driving a car, then ebike or scooters suddenly pops out
The new South Park/America episode told me all I need to know.
Biggest thing we need to remember is folks need to wear their gear if they want to go higher speeds.<br><br>Laws are a good idea, still, but even if the limit is 25 km/h, think about the energy involved there. Like 2-3x your average sprinting speed directly into an object? A normal bike helmet ain't gonna help with that. Your joints? Toast.<br><br>Treat them like what they are: Low-power motorcycles.
E-bikes and e-scooters are motorcycles and should have been regulated as such since 2020. <br>It’s a no-brainer.
I know too many people put in the hospital by E-Dbags... See the latest South Park Episode and this report.... spot on
Most e-scooters, ebikes don't drive cars. They don't know or care about traffic laws because they don't know what they are ! The amount of -e-garbage on the roads and SIDEWALKS is out of hand in Toronto. The issue is with compliance and enforcement of traffic laws. Get this unregulated crap off the road and sidewalks Toronto politicians and police by enforcing the regulations. Create a task force of dedicated cops that target unregulated and dangerous motored vehicles. Great content.
It might be too late, but it might be good to amend the title to focus on e-moto and e-scooters, as actual e-bikes aren't really the problem.
Keep up the great content
“Too young” sounds about right. As with other modes of transportation, we need SPEED LIMITS , not speed governors. My opinion on speed ? 45km/h is plenty fast for adults (if there’s to be a compromise) when there are no pedestrians or congestion.
Please report on the wasted funds and how there were ZERO HUMAN REMAINS at Residential Schools
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