Susan (China)
E-bikes exit because there is an inelastic demand for them. Even nowadays, not every Chinese family can afford a car as well as the expense to support a car. Thus, most of the worker families use bikes or e-bikes for daily transportation routines. Compared with normal bikes, riding e-bikes is more energy saving and less time-consuming. Simultaneously, it is also convenient and environmentally friendly to ride e-bikes. Thus, it seems unreasonable to "ban" e-bikes.
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A woman uses an e-bike to carry three children home from school in Shenzhen in this photo taken on June 8. E-bike riders in Shenzhen will be fined 200 yuan ($31) each time they break the new rule from July 1, 2011. Provided to China Daily |
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