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Residents demand stricter e-bike and scooter rules in Witney after reckless riding and safety concerns.
Residents in Witney’s Marriotts Walk Shopping Centre are demanding stricter enforcement against e-bikes and scooters after reports of fast, reckless riding, with some reaching speeds up to 30mph and performing stunts.
A local resident, David Willis, criticized the removal of no-cycling signs and lack of security action.
The council confirmed temporary sign removal during bin replacements but said new signage is being installed and is working with police using CCTV.
Thames Valley Police noted e-bikes exceeding 15.5mph without pedalling are motor vehicles requiring insurance and licensing.
Police and Crime Commissioner Liam Walker cited 29 e-bikes seized in August and called for a national regulatory review.
While some councillors say safety efforts are ongoing and the centre remains successful, residents remain concerned about enforcement and pedestrian safety.
Los residentes exigen reglas más estrictas para las bicicletas eléctricas y los scooters en Witney después de la conducción imprudente y preocupaciones de seguridad.