Transport for London (TfL) has announced a sweeping ban on all non-foldable e-bikes across the majority of its services, effective from 31 March 2025, following safety concerns sparked by recent battery fires.

The move comes after a comprehensive safety review conducted in partnership with the London Fire Brigade, prompted by incidents of e-bike batteries catching fire on the transport system, including a notable blaze at Rayners Lane station in February.
TfL says the ban will remain in place until improved product safety standards are introduced for e-bike batteries, conversion kits, and chargers.

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Passengers are advised to check TfL’s website for updated travel information and guidance before travelling with any electric or folding cycles.

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