(ECNS) -- Beijing has revised its regulations on internet-based bike-sharing services, bringing shared electric bicycles under formal regulatory oversight for the first time.
Under the new rules, operators are prohibited from providing shared e-bike services to users under the age of 16, according to the new regulations issued by the Beijing Municipal Commission of Transport.
People ride hydrogen-powered shared electric bikes. (Photo/China News Service)
Centralized charging facilities for shared e-bikes must comply with fire safety standards, be equipped with 24-hour surveillance systems, and conduct regular battery inspections.
Shared e-bikes must also be registered with special license plates and equipped with helmets for riders.
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