Councils and RACQ Pan Plan to Force E-Bike Riders to Stay Under 10km/h and Get a Licence

E-bikes: Councils, RACQ oppose age, speed e-bike restrictions in Queensland

Two proposed restrictions on e-bikes in Queensland have been junked by a number of local councils and the RACQ.The proposed rules would require e-bike and e-scooter riders to be over 16 years old and hold a driver's license, and would limit speeds on shared pathways to 10km/h.The Queensland government introduced the legislation following a parliamentary inquiry into safety concerns around e-mobility devices, which reported back last month.LIVE …

Uber Eats warns proposed e-bike laws would have 'immense' impact

Food delivery giant Uber Eats hits out at the Queensland government's push to introduce licensing mandates for e-bike and e-scooter users.

Councils and RACQ pan plan to force e-bike riders to stay under 10km/h and get a licence

The Queensland government has introduced a bill to crack down on e-scooters and e-bikes but several councils have spoken out about age restrictions, licence rules and speed limits

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