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In the Sutherland Shire, the regulations for riding e-bikes are as follows 1. E-Bike Classification - Pedal-assisted e-bikes (up to 250W, max speed of 25 km/h) can be ridden on bike paths, footpaths, and shared paths by riders aged 16 and older. - Higher-powered e-bikes (over 250W or capable of exceeding 25 km/h without pedaling) are considered motor vehicles and require registration and a driver's license. 2. Footpaths: Riders must yield to pedestrians and ride at a safe speed, avoiding crowded areas. 3. Road Use: Riders are permitted to use bike lanes and must follow all road rules, including wearing helmets. 4. Shared Paths: Riders can use shared paths, prioritizing pedestrians. 5. Local Council Rules: Check for any additional regulations from the Sutherland Shire Council. 6. Parking: E-bikes should be parked in designated bicycle areas. Safety Tips - Always wear a helmet. - Be mindful of pedestrians, especially on footpaths. - Adhere to traffic signs and signals. For the latest regulations, refer to the Sutherland Shire Council's website or the NSW Government website regarding e-bikes.