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Beyond e-bikes: high-speed electric rides create new road hazards in central Maine
['Abigail Pritchard', 'More Abigail Pritchard', 'Staff Writer']
Centralmaine.com
E-bikes can’t go above 28 mph, but e-motos can — some drive up to 65 mph.
Since 2021, the number of e-bike crashes in Maine has steadily increased, according to data from the Maine Department of Transportation.
Pagliarulo rides a Class 2 and a Class 3 bike, and he relies on them for all of his transportation needs.
He’s hoping to grow the central Maine e-bike community.
BIKING INFRASTRUCTURE IN CENTRAL MAINEWith good infrastructure and regulations, Zarro knows e-bikes can be a relatively safe form of transportation.