Andrew Cuomo reveals plan to crack down on NYC e-bikes - including holding delivery apps responsible for reckless drivers
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Andrew Cuomo, a mayoral candidate, has introduced a legislative proposal aimed at addressing the rising e-bike-related accidents in New York City. With statistics showing e-bikes responsible for 75% of bicycle-related deaths in 2023, Cuomo emphasizes the urgency for regulations. His plan includes mandating city registration for e-bikes and e-scooters, equipping them with identification plates, and holding food delivery apps accountable for accidents. Additionally, he advocates for revising payment structures to de-incentivize reckless driving among delivery workers to improve overall safety for pedestrians and riders.
Andrew Cuomo's proposal aims to register e-bikes, enforce city plates, and hold delivery apps accountable for accidents to enhance safety on New York's roads.
Cuomo argues, 'There's virtually no rules and no regulations regarding e-bike use in New York City,' emphasizing the urgent need for safety legislation.
His safety plan includes requiring identification plates on e-bikes and revising payment structures to discourage reckless driving by delivery workers.
Cuomo states, 'We need to ... crack down on financial incentives that encourage this reckless behavior in the first place,' highlighting the systemic issues behind e-bike safety.
Read at New York Post
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