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How Scooters Caught China’s Urban Planners Off Guard In Nanning, the capital of China’s southwestern Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, commuters use electric scooters for close to one-third of all trips; but even in megacities like Shenzhen and Shanghai, electric bikes account for more than 20% of trips, according to official data
r shenzhen on Reddit: I know you shouldnt, but can you ride bikes on . . . There’s a very controversial law in Shenzhen and some other cities in Guangdong that all bicycles shall be on the sidewalk if a dedicate cycle path is absent, which is different from most other cities up north in which you can ride on the right side of the road if there isn’t a cycle lane
Are scooters, bikes legally allowed on the sidewalks in. . . Sliding tools (such as electric balance cars and scooters) cannot be driven on non-motorized lands and sail into motorways It can only be used in places such as closed neighborhood roads and indoor venues
What is the regulations about scooters? - Now Shenzhen Recently there has been HIG ho-ha about scooters The police are going around confiscating scooters but everyone is free to walk down the streets to buy one without restrictions! They claim that only the bicycles are allowed It is legal to sell scooters but not legal to ride it!
Laws about bikes ebikes riding on sidewalks, China - FlyerTalk Bikes, scooters, etc are not allowed to be ridden on the sidewalks in Shanghai Occasionally I’ll see the police out doing an enforcement action and these actions seem to be more common now than before
How The Convenience Economy Has Led To Clutter In Urban China Shared bicycles and mobile apps that promise quick food delivery mean sidewalks cluttered with bikes and speeding drivers and electric scooters NPR's Rob Schmitz reports from the sidewalks