[jyl]

The thing with e-bikes is that they can be easily modified to go 25-30 mph on electric alone, and people moving at that speed don't mix well with regular cyclists pedaling 15 mph on narrow bike lanes. The technology is new enough that there isn't a clear code of conduct. When should an e-bike rider be in the bike lane versus in the normal traffic lane? How can you tell if an e-bike complies with max power limits if the motors look the same at different power levels? So far this hasn't been a problem in my experience, I seldom see any e-bikes on the road. But it will be.