From tomorrow, July 1st, there’ll be new rules covering e-bikes.
Fast e-bikes - those that need a licence plate - are now categorised as a moped. If mopeds are banned on a route, then so are fast e-bikes – unless specifically exempted.
There’ll also be a new category, “heavy e-bikes,” which includes models with up to four wheels, weighing up to 450 kilos, and reaching speeds of 25 km/h.
There’ll also be a change to the driving test. Learners will be taught how to use drivers’ aids – such as lane control, automatic cruise control and know the limitations of such aids.
Also, in other rules that are changing: It’ll be easier for the authorities to destroy counterfeit goods. Health insurance will cover colon cancer screening for a wider age group and those with chronic conditions won’t need to justify their needs as often.
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