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The Surge of Electric Bicycles in South Africa: Navigating New Regulations

by Thabo Sebata
April 9, 2025

Electric bicycles, or EBikes, are becoming super popular in South Africa, but new rules are coming to make riding them safer. Starting December 2, 2024, some EBikes will be treated like cars, meaning they need to be registered, licensed, and the riders must have a driver’s license. This change aims to protect pedestrians from the fast and quiet bikes zooming around. With more people using EBikes for commuting and tours, it’s important that everyone knows the new rules and that cities have the right bike lanes and signs to keep everyone safe. The future of EBikes looks bright, but it will require good planning and awareness to make it work!

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