NSW警方在悉尼北滩查获36辆非法改装电动自行车，这些车辆超过了25公里/小时的法定速度限制1。其中一辆属于来自Warriewood的14岁男孩，时速超过90公里/小时1。根据新获得的权力，这些扣押的自行车所有者有14天时间申明车辆所有权，之后将被压碎销毁1。
NSW警方此举旨在应对日益严峻的电动自行车安全问题。2024年该州记录了226起与电动自行车相关的伤害事件，而2025年前七个月已有233起伤害和4人死亡1。副警察局长David Driver表示："大多数电动自行车骑手遵守规则；但如果人们骑不合规车辆，警察将执行新法规"1。当日警方共发放16张罚单和46项警告，涉及其他道路违规行为1。
NSW police have seized 36 illegal e-bikes from Sydney's northern beaches that exceed the legal speed limit and are now set to be crushed 1. The operation targeted vehicles modified to travel faster than the regulated 25 km/h threshold 1. One of the confiscated bikes belonged to a 14-year-old boy from Warriewood and was capable of reaching speeds exceeding 90 km/h 1.
Owners of the seized e-bikes have 14 days to claim their vehicles or declare them stolen before they are destroyed 1. The seizures were enabled by new powers granted to NSW police in August to destroy dangerous bicycles 1. Deputy Police Commissioner David Driver stated that "most e-bike riders follow the rules; but if people ride non-compliant vehicles, police will enforce the new regulations" 1. During the same operation, officers issued 16 penalty notices and 46 warnings for other traffic violations 1.
The crackdown reflects growing safety concerns surrounding illegal e-bikes. NSW recorded 226 e-bike-related injuries in 2024, with that number climbing to 233 injuries and four deaths in the first seven months of 2025 1. Federal Health Minister Mark Butler described e-bikes as a "complete menace" in February 1.
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