Regina police have issued a public safety advisory regarding the increasing use of electric bikes and scooters in the city.The warning emphasizes the importance of adhering to traffic laws, wearing appropriate protective gear, and being mindful of pedestrians and other road users.With the rise in e-vehicle popularity, authorities are concerned about incidents involving reckless driving, collisions, and accidents.

The police urge riders to complete safety training courses, maintain their vehicles in good working condition, and avoid operating at high speeds in residential areas.The advisory also highlights the need for riders to be aware of their surroundings, especially during peak hours when traffic congestion is common.

Additionally, the police are collaborating with local businesses and community organizations to promote safe riding practices and educate the public on the potential risks associated with e-vehicle use.

This initiative aims to reduce the number of accidents and ensure that e-bikes and scooters are used responsibly to enhance urban mobility while prioritizing public safety.