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Micromobility (bikeshare, scootershare)
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(04-16-2023, 08:42 AM)dunkalunk Wrote: Programs like this don't work unless there is critical mass, like BIXI in Montreal. I don't think we'll get close to that. While I can understand the speed limits on the IHT for scooters, I don't understand the complete ban for e-bikes on those same trails

I guess we'll also need to see how good they are at enforcement of the helmet thing. When I try these out, I'm bringing my own, because sharing an ill-fitting public helmet with a stranger weirds me out.

I don't understand the speed limits...these things aren't nearly as fast as a bicycle (non-e). Not sure what you think the reason is?

The ban of e-bikes on the trail apparently is written into the city's bylaw...oh yeah...did you guys know? No e-bikes allowed on ANY multi-use trail in Kitchener or Waterloo apparently...so like...if you ride up Victoria St. the city expects you to share the road with 90km/h transport truck traffic rather than use the empty MUT...
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RE: Micromobility 2021+ (bikeshare, scootershare) - by danbrotherston - 04-16-2023, 08:53 AM
RE: Cycling in Waterloo Region - by Momo26 - 11-07-2025, 08:27 PM

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