New speed detection devices will be moved around New South Wales, allowing police to detect speeding illegal e-bikes as part of a major crackdown. Devices found to be going over the state's e-bike speed limit of 25 kilometres per hour will be seized and destroyed by authorities, under expanded police powers. Any e-bike that operates in throttle-only mode, where riders do not have to pedal to power the device, is illegal on the state's roads under current laws. 🖊️ Julia André 🎤 Emily Laurence #
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New speed detection devices will be moved around New South Wales, allowing police to detect speeding illegal e-bikes as part of a major crackdown. Devices found to be going over the state's e-bike speed limit of 25 kilometres per hour will be seized and destroyed by authorities, under expanded police powers. Any e-bike that operates in throttle-only mode, where riders do not have to pedal to power the device, is illegal on the state's roads under current laws. 🖊️ Julia André 🎤 Emily Laurence #
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