Tag: Laws

Electric bikes are becoming more prevalent on our streets and bike paths in the UK and across the world, with their popularity growing from strength to strength without any sign of slowing up. Therefore most of us know the benefits of owning and using one, but what are the actual rules and laws surrounding the ownership and use of electric bikes? Key Electric Bike Laws in the UK  You can ride an E-bike in the UK if you are over 14 E-bikes are legal In some countries there are no age restrictions for e-bike usage  You don’t need a licence to ride one in the UK You don’t need a licence to ride one in the EU E-bike motors are…

Bicycles are a popular mode of transportation in the UK, but navigating the roads can be a challenge. Many riders are unsure about their rights and responsibilities when it comes to riding on the road, leading to confusion and potential conflicts with other road users. In this article, we will explore the UK laws that govern cycling on the road, including where bicycles are allowed to ride, the rules of the road for cyclists, and the responsibilities of motorists when sharing the road. By understanding these laws, cyclists can stay safe and confident on the road and motorists can better respect and accommodate their two-wheeled counterparts. Can Bikes Ride on the Road? In the UK, bicycles are considered vehicles under…

Over the past two decades, London has transformed into a far more cycling-friendly city than it used to be. In excess of 160,000 people cycle in the capital on a daily basis. Hundreds of millions has been spent on cycling infrastructure in London since 2008. Although it’s not perfect, the improved and evolving cycle lanes have led to an increase of cycling in London as more and more people are opting for two wheels. And if you’re thinking about joining them, it’s a good idea to know what is, and what’s not allowed. Most of the cycling rules in London apply to cyclists nationwide. But when travelling in a city alongside so many other bikes, cars, and pedestrians, the rules…