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Higher E-bike Fair Use Charter

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Wandsworth Council is preparing to introduce a new e-bike fair use charter to address rider behaviour and parking issues.

Wandsworth Council is preparing to introduce a new e-bike fair use charter to address rider behaviour and parking issues. This follows discussions at the Transport Overview and Scrutiny Committee meeting in September 2026, where the Head of Transport Strategy, David Tidley, presented the proposed charter. The charter aims to curb misconduct and improper parking, despite existing efforts by operators and the council, proposing a more stringent approach.

The council acknowledges the growing popularity of e-bikes, with over 10 million trips expected in Wandsworth in 2026, but highlights significant challenges. No further meetings or decisions on the charter are currently scheduled in the supplied material.

Key facts

  1. Wandsworth Council is set to introduce a new e-bike fair use charter. Source
  2. The proposed charter was presented in September 2026. Source
  3. Over 10 million e-bike trips are expected in Wandsworth in 2026. Source
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