Lea-Anne’s ebike has given her freedom at 67. Now some older Queenslanders may be forced to stop riding

New nation-first laws require every ebike rider to have a driver’s licence. Some older people may be banned entirely, limiting their movementGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastLea-Anne Martin says buying her first ebike 14 years ago set her free. For decades the 67-year-old was dependent on Brisbane’s patchy, infrequent and unreliable public transport system to get around.These days, with her ebike, Martin can manage trips up to 25km away from her house, taking her as far...

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Lea-Anne’s ebike has given her freedom at 67. Now some older Queenslanders may be forced to stop riding

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