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Minister pushes through fatbike plan: what are its chances? ‘Just prove the bike is the problem’

Minister pushes through fatbike plan: what are its chances? ‘Just prove the bike is the problem’

Dutch Minister Vincent Karremans is moving forward with a plan to introduce specific regulations for fatbikes, including a minimum age requirement and area-specific bans. Experts have expressed skepticism regarding the proposal, warning of potential legal challenges and the difficulty of defining fatbikes separately from other electric bicycles.

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More Dutch people are going on holiday by electric car

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Grandstand for ten thousand people rises on the Prinsengracht: "But I have the best spot"

Grandstand for ten thousand people rises on the Prinsengracht: "But I have the best spot"

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Gastric bypass surgery can be lifesaving but is no quick fix: the impact is enormous

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