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Doctors call for blanket ban on kids riding electric bikes, scooters

The peak doctor association said the only safe position was to restrict children to kid-powered devices only, and leave electric ones for later.

Published Oct 20, 2026 · 9:30 PMOriginal source: Brisbane Times - Latest News2 reads
Doctors call for blanket ban on kids riding electric bikes, scooters
The peak doctor association said the only safe position was to restrict children to kid-powered devices only, and leave electric ones for later.
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