"The course covers traffic laws, how to cycle safely in the city, how to safely use e-bikes, and how to safely charge and store lithium-ion batteries. It takes 15 to 20 minutes to complete and is available in five languages: English, Spanish, French, Bengali, and Chinese."
"The law also requires app companies to give workers a unique ID number which worker will display on their body and carry as an ID card with each worker's name and photo, and provide them with safety equipment like helmets, bells, and reflective vests."
"Too many delivery workers have been seriously injured or killed while doing their jobs, with the New York City Department of Transportation estimating that o"
Delivery workers are now required to complete an e-bike safety training course as part of a new initiative by the Mamdani administration. This course, mandated by a City Council bill, covers essential topics such as traffic laws and safe cycling practices. App companies like Uber Eats and DoorDash must verify course completion and provide safety equipment, including helmets and vests. The initiative aims to protect delivery workers, who are often vulnerable road users, from serious injuries while working.
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