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> if they can go over 17kph without pedalling And there's the excessive reactionary regulation that makes people not comply with the rules. If you put some re
by marcosdumay 2y ago
> if they can go over 17kph without pedalling
And there's the excessive reactionary regulation that makes people not comply with the rules.
If you put some reasonable speed limit and look at the other important factors like weight, you won't need to register anything that runs as fast as a child on skates, and can focus on what is really the problem.
- brokenmachine 2y agoI just looked it up, it's actually 25kph, which is faster than the average speed of a pedal bike rider. So assuming that the safe amount of momentum we're happy with (without registration, etc) is that of a pedal bike rider, if we take into account the extra weight of an e-bike, that seems like a pretty lenient cutoff. Overly lenient in my opinion.