And that's my point, if they write up carts, why not e-bikes for speeding >20mph?

Because they don’t. That poster did not stick around to find out what was going on.

I have an E-bike but I rarely go over 14-15mph. There are 5 assist levels. I keep it on level 1 or 2 as I want the workout. One cannot go anywhere without pedaling. It is not a scooter. I doubt I could achieve 20, maybe downhill.

E-bikes aren't allowed to exceed posted speed limits. There are 3 different classes of e-bikes. A class 3 e-bike can legally be set to go up to 28mph. Class 1 and 2 e-bikes can legally be set to go no higher than 20mph. All e-bikes are required to obey posted speed limits.

If they CAN go faster, they're set incorrectly - whether intentional or not. It might never be enforced UNLESS one of them causes an accident.

The speed limits apply to bicycles too by the way. If a non-motorized bike is going over the speed limit and causes an accident, they might be held liable for damages. It's definitely possible to go over 20mph on a bicycle.

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Again, it’s not the fast people causing issues on the paths, it’s the slower people that cause accidents"

LOL

If ther is anything left.

Why don't people start thinking/planning ahead instead of reacting after the carnage begins? We (humans) know that a majority of us are too stupid, self deluded, easily led, self-centered to do what is in our own best interest. Even when we have rules, we're too self-entittled to follow them.
("Sure I can drive. I've only had a few beers. Buckle up and I'll show you what this baby can do.")

This entire thread can be summed up like this...

https://media.tenor.com/YINf2cX4W8YA...ill-murray.gif

Imho, it should be both. And, anything else their can think of.