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Editorial | Bringing order to e-bike chaos on NYC streets
A 17-year-old boy died in an e-bike collision in New York City, prompting the City Council to propose 17 new bills targeting illegal e-bike operations. The bills include measures like banning e-bikes exceeding 25 mph with throttle assistance and requiring delivery app licenses, but critics argue the package lacks mandatory licensing and registration for e-bike owners.
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