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Those are separate issues to do with driver responsibility and enforcement of existing laws. Applies to existing bikes just as much as e-bikes etc Also how are
by avianlyric 5y ago
Those are separate issues to do with driver responsibility and enforcement of existing laws. Applies to existing bikes just as much as e-bikes etc
Also how are these people using their phones? Last I checked you need to keep your hands on bars to prevent you from falling over.
- CDRdude 5y agoYou only need both hands on the handlebars when starting from a stop. It is very easy to ride with one hand even at slow speeds, and bikes can be ridden with no hands at moderate speeds.
- frozenrouter 5y agoI regularly have to ride my (pedal, non-e) bike one handed due to injuries to one arm and hand. At low to medium speed this is very easy, only becoming an issue with uneven terrain or high speeds. Brakes for one handed operation are also available.