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São Paulo City Hall postpones start of enforcement for electric bike and scooter rules

The São Paulo city government published an ordinance postponing by 45 days the start of enforcement of rules for electric bicycles, scooters, and self-propelled vehicles. The rules take effect on Friday (28th), but enforcement will only begin on October 12th, to allow more educational campaigns. The rules include a speed limit of 20 km/h on bike lanes and bicycle paths not shared with pedestrians, and 6 km/h on those that are shared. Electric bicycles and self-propelled vehicles can also circulate on streets and avenues without cycling infrastructure.

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