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Is Panic Over E-Bike Safety Justified? A Review of the Literature and Comparative Analysis With Conventional Bicycles and E-Scooters
The increasing popularity of e-bikes has prompted global concerns about their safety. This literature review synthesizes English-language literature on e-bike safety, focusing on publication trends, data sources, major themes, and comparisons with human-powered bicycles and e-scooters. In total, 197
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