After a young man dies from an e-bike crash, his parents push for more helmet use
Tyler, 19, got the e-bike about two years ago, about the time he was graduating from Waianae High School. “It was his transportation,” his mom, Amalia Ildefonso, said. “Yeah, it was his transportation ...
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Service above Self: Mobility and cycling for the benefit of others
This new occasional column, written collectively by local nonprofit members, serves as a gateway of information on how these ...