NEW YORK-- Reckless and unregulated -- that's how ... which has many wondering if the city can hit the brakes on e-bike-related injuries and deaths. According to the Consumer Product Safety ...

The speed limit for e-bikes and scooters is now capped at 15 miles-per-hour, New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced on ...

New legislation has recently passed both Houses of the New York State Legislature. If passed, the bill would ban food and ...

Factors driving this trend include an increased reliance on e-bikes for deliveries and the rapid growth of e-bike rental services such as Citibike, Lime, Bird, and Jump (by Uber). This represents ...

Mayor Adams's push to reduce e-bike speed limits to 15 miles per hour will prompt more unequal and haphazard enforcement by ...

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A newly introduced bill in NYC, known as Priscilla's Law, will likely extend car license plates and registration to e-bikes and e-scooters. The measure is reported to be a safety measure but has ...

More than 300 e-bike and pedal bike riders participated in a Critical Mass group ride on Friday from Manhattan’s Union Square ...

Supporters of the bill, including those from the NYC Electric Vehicle Safety ... violence” – say Priscilla’s Law will increase accountability in e-bike-related traffic violations, accidents ...

In South Williamsburg on Sunday, a 3-year-old girl was injured when she exited a parked vehicle and dashed into the bike lane ...