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mobility device crashes since safety laws brought in

mobility device crashes since safety laws brought in
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Queensland has introduced new safety regulations for e-mobility devices, including e-scooters and e-bikes, following a series of accidents and a recent fatality. The laws mandate a minimum age of 16 for riders and impose a 12 km/h speed limit on footpaths.

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As e-mobility devices become more common in urban environments, governments are struggling to balance micro-mobility convenience with public safety and traffic regulation.

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From August 31 riders will also have to have a license or learner's permit. ( ABC News: Keana Naughton )

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