Greenwich police urge residents to ride e-bikes, e-scooters safely
Police ask people to stay away from restricted areas, always wear a helmet, obey general road rules and to keep a copy of your bike or scooter's registration and serial numbers.
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Sep 13, 2023, 12:35 AM
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1h agoWith e-bikes and e-scooters use on the rise, the Greenwich Police Department is reminding users to ride safely.
They ask people to stay away from restricted areas, always wear a helmet, obey general road rules and to keep a copy of your bike or scooter's registration and serial numbers.
Police are also urging drivers to be watchful of other riders around them.
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