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Wandsworth councillors, as members of the Transport Overview and Scrutiny Committee, are discussing a new e-bike fair use charter.

Wandsworth Council's Transport Overview and Scrutiny Committee, comprising elected councillors, discussed a proposed e-bike fair use charter in September 2026. The charter aims to address poor rider behaviour and parking issues associated with e-bikes, which are expected to account for over 10 million trips in Wandsworth this year.

The Head of Transport Strategy, David Tidley, presented the proposed charter to the committee, highlighting challenges from rider misconduct and improper parking. The new charter suggests a more stringent approach, including enhanced reporting, to manage the growing popularity of e-bikes as a sustainable travel option.

Key facts

  1. Wandsworth Council's Transport Overview and Scrutiny Committee discussed a new e-bike fair use charter in September 2026. Source
  2. The proposed charter aims to tackle poor e-bike rider behaviour and parking issues. Source
  3. Over 10 million e-bike trips are expected in Wandsworth in 2026. Source
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