| Topic: | Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Reply | |
| Posted by: | Paul James | |
| Date/Time: | 13/11/26 09:05:00 |
| >Interestingly, the article states that riding an e-bike can open you up to a number of road traffic offences which do not apply to traditional cycling. I'm not buying this. Everthing I've read says e-bikes/EAPCS are bicycles, not a category of motor vehicle, so national laws realting to speed limits, mobile phone use (Which applies to motor vehicles) do not apply. There ARE laws relating to cycling (like wanton and furious cycling), but they are not the same laws that apply to motorised vehicles. |
| Topic | Date Posted | Posted By |
| E bike farce | 12/11/26 17:09:00 | Peter Millman |
| Re:E bike farce | 12/11/26 17:29:00 | Philippa Bond |
| Reply | 12/11/26 20:23:00 | Paul James |
| Re:Reply | 12/11/26 21:36:00 | Simon Hayes |
| Re:Re:Reply | 13/11/26 07:52:00 | Steve Taylor |
| Re:Re:Re:Reply | 13/11/26 08:23:00 | Paul James |
| Re:Re:Re:Re:Reply | 13/11/26 08:56:00 | Andrew Jones |
| Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Reply | 13/11/26 09:05:00 | Paul James |
| Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Reply | 13/11/26 09:13:00 | Andrew Jones |
| Reply | 13/11/26 09:35:00 | Mark Evans |
| Re:Reply | 13/11/26 11:48:00 | Julian Pavey |
| Re:Re:Reply | 13/11/26 11:57:00 | Paul James |