Taxi cabs drive past bicycles of the bike sharing system Citi Bike in New York, U.S., March 3, 2020. REUTERS The Issue: The lack of serious repercussions for dangerous e-biking in New York City.

By law, you must be at least 16 years old to ride an e-bike in New York. Just like cars, e-bike riders are required to follow the rules of the road: riding with traffic, using hand signals, and ...

A Brooklyn lawmaker is demanding that Lyft install an age verification program to prevent riders under the age of 16 from ...

The city hopes to enact the e-bike speed limit after a July 14 hearing to gather feedback from the public. But it’s unclear how the city would go about actually enforcing the limit.

Cyclists are frustrated over the NYPD's new policy to crack down on bike traffic laws in New York City. In the first quarter of this year, police issued 561 tickets to cyclists for violations like ...

New York City's next mayor can quickly make streets safer by simply reviving a raft of projects that the Adams administration ...

NYC's Summer Streets program returns, closing multiple blocks for pedestrian use with entertainment and activities. The program includes free Citi Bike passes and spans over 22 miles for five ...

The fastest and most powerful e-bikes, known in the industry as “Class 3″ bikes, have been allowed to travel up to 25 mph on New York City’s streets and bike lanes. City law does not require ...

New York City will now limit e-bike and scooter riders to 15 miles per hour on city streets as part of a broader push by Mayor Eric Adams to rein in the fast-growing and controversial delivery sector.