Someone gets killed by a car, so they restrict e-bikes.

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Someone gets killed by a car, so they restrict e-bikes.

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Oregon Senate passes 'Trenton's' e-bike law; sends to Kotek for signature

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The Oregon Senate passed a bill updating laws around electric bicycles on Monday. It's named for a Bend teen killed in a collision while riding an e-bike last summer.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/13118199

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Insanity. It’s not like this kid going too fast was even the issue, nothing about what they’re proposing would have avoided the incident.

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