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Electric Bike
3 stories about Electric Bike
Israel Sees More E-Bike Injuries Than Electric Scooter Injuries, Report Says
15.07.19
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Udi Etsion
Over 100 people were hospitalized due to electric bike injuries in Israel in the first quarter of 2019, 15 additional people were hospitalized due to e-scooter-related injuries, according to a new report by central Israeli hospital Sheba Medical Center
Despite Wave of Deadly Accidents, Implementation of New Israeli E-Bike Regulations Postponed
02.01.19
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Tofi Stoler and Roy Rubinstein
Nineteen people, most of them teens, have been killed in e-bike related accidents in Israel in 2018
Deaths From E-Bike Accidents Are on the Rise in Israel
15.06.18
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Tomer Hadar
If the trend seen for the first half of 2018 continues, this year will have triple the amount of deaths seen in 2017, says state official