The CUSD Board of Trustees on Wednesday, Sept. 21, voted to allow the district to implement a “Safe Routes to School” policy that’s meant to provide guidelines for students on how to ride safely and properly store their e-bikes at school.
With the continuing rise in popularity of e-bikes, scooters and similar modes of transportation, safety concerns were at the forefront of a conversation during the San Clemente City Council meeting on Tuesday evening, Sept. 20.
Program Coordinator Angela Phillips authors this month’s column for the Wellness & Prevention Center to encourage parents to educate their teens about safely operating their e-bikes and understanding the rules of the road.
DAN VETH, Dana Point There has been much discussion about speeding e-bikes that now routinely terrorize what used to be pleasant shared pathways in our…
PETE VAN NUYS, executive director of the Orange County Bicycle Coalition I understand that there is a sudden interest in bicycle education, popularly called “bike…
DALE PATTERSON, San Clemente What have we really accomplished? The City Council has removed e-bikes from the Beach Trail and beaches. The major offenses with…
