E-Bikes: A Blessing or a Curse?

What do we learn about e-bikes from the first paragraph?

• How much they cost.
• Why they are popular.
• Why they cause so many accidents.
• How fast they travel.

Why does the writer mention Li Jin's accident?  Because it illustrates what happens when countries...

• enforce traffic regulations.
• traffic re efficiently
• don't enforce traffic regulations.
• are becoming inreasingly worrisome.

How has Li Jin been affected by his accident? He can't...

• he has completely lost feeling in his left hand.
• Concentrate.
• feel anything.
• feel anything in his left han

What point is Mr. Madison making in the third paragraph?

• E-bikes should be banned.
• Traffic laws are not strict enough.
• Advertising campaigns are ineffective.
• Education can enhance law enforcement.

What does the writer think of Mr. Madison's suggestions?

• They are completely useless.
• They are problematic.
• They are helpful.
• They aren't relevant.

What problem is mentioned in the fourth paragraph?
E-bikers can easily go over...

• the speed limit.
• the designed 25 kilometers per hour.
• the problem
• the right direction.

What solution is mentioned in the fourth paragraph?  E-Bike will be classified as...

• the revised law.
• passing a driver's test.
• small motorbikes or mopeds.
• e-bikes will be considered mopeds.

How will the revised law affect e-bikers in the Netherlands?

• They will have to pass a driving test.
• They will have to pass a test and wear a helmet.