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Queensland has set tough new rules around ebikes and e-scooters. What do they mean for riders?
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Transport minister says laws target ‘young hooligans’ holding ‘communities to ransom’, but cycling advocates say changes most affect law-abiding ridersGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastThis week, Queensland became the first Australian state – and one of the first jurisdictions on the planet – to set age limits and licensing requirements for e-vehicle riders.Bicycle Queensland, the advocacy body for cycling in the state, says only a handful of other other jurisdictions ar...
Transport minister says laws target ‘young hooligans’ holding ‘communities to ransom’, but cycling advocates say changes most affect law-abiding ridersGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastThis week, Queensland became the first Australian state – and one of the first jurisdictions on the planet – to set age limits and licensing requirements for e-vehicle riders.Bicycle Queensland, the advocacy body for cycling in the state, says only a handful of other other jurisdictions ar...
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