Shortie
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- May 2, 2026
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I remember when my kids were in school and e-scooters started becoming popular; they told me they had police come to the school and speak to them about e-scooters and how they should only be used on private land, and that being caught on the street with them would result in them being confiscated.
Quite a few years later now, I am still seeing a lot of e-scooters and now e-bikes out on the streets and on footpaths, which tells me, they may not be confiscating as much as they should be.
Are confiscations increasing or declining would you say when it comes to e-scooters and e-bikes?
Quite a few years later now, I am still seeing a lot of e-scooters and now e-bikes out on the streets and on footpaths, which tells me, they may not be confiscating as much as they should be.
Are confiscations increasing or declining would you say when it comes to e-scooters and e-bikes?