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Bite the dust: Food-delivery services could face uphill battle if new e-bike mandates pass City Hall

By Barbara Russo-Lennon Posted on February 5, 2025

New Yorkers who are tired of reckless e-bike drivers might get some relief if a new bill introduced last week passes through the City Council.

Mayor Eric Adams gave a proposal to the 51-member council to hold third-party delivery companies responsible for the safe use of micromobility devices—like e-bikes—by their workers. 

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Bite the dust: Food-delivery services could face uphill battle if new e-bike mandates pass City Hall

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