Moscow Deputy Mayor to Regulate Electric Bicycle Use on Sidewalks
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Moscow Deputy Mayor Maksim Liksutov announced plans to regulate the use of electric bicycles on sidewalks to prevent obstruction of pedestrians. The move aims to improve pedestrian safety and order in the city's public spaces, particularly addressing concerns raised by courier traffic. This regulation could affect electric bicycle riders, couriers, and pedestrians in Moscow.
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- •Maksim Liksutov is the Deputy Mayor of Moscow responsible for transport.
- •The regulation targets electric bicycles being ridden on sidewalks in Moscow.
- •The announcement was made on March 13, 2026.
- •The regulation responds to complaints about couriers obstructing pedestrian movement.
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- ▸Moscow authorities enforce strict controls on electric bicycle riding on sidewalks Pedestrian safety improves and sidewalk congestion decreases, benefiting pedestrians and compliant riders.
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