Comment on Catch-22 on e-bike, e-scooter insurance as enforcement looms by longtermresident

The cost of the group 0 license is the same as that of a group 2 auto driving license. So now $600 for a non-Caymanian. I assume it would require a road driving test. How can hundreds or thousands of tests be administered over the next 8 days? And apparently the owners can't get them insured. I completely agree that some of these e-bikes and e-scooters are driven carelessly. But the goals are impossible to achieve at this time and a hold must be placed on enforcement for the time being. Let's start by recognizing the difference between a class 3 e-bike, which is almost an electric motorcycle compared to a pedal bike with electric assistance and a lightweight scooter with a maximum speed of 20 mph. There should be a maximum speed limit of 20 mph for these later two classifications and heavy fines and confiscation of any devices that have been altered to exceed 30 mph.