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E-Bike Safety on Public Roads | Harrisburg News
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York County authorities are sounding the alarm over e-bike safety after a tragic incident, urging riders to wear helmets, obey traffic laws, and stay visible with reflective gear—especially in high-speed zones where cars often race downhill. Pennsylvania law requires riders to be at least 16, but officials stress that e-bike riders must follow the same rules as cars: no weaving, no ignoring stop signs, and always yielding. With many riders untrained or under-equipped, the risk is real—and families are grieving losses that could’ve been prevented. Police are calling for more enforcement and mutual responsibility: drivers must watch for e-bikes, and riders must act responsibly. Safety isn’t optional—it’s a shared duty on every road.
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