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Cam Fuller wanted what some Charlotte teens are wanting recently: an e-bike and the freedom to go where his friends could go. His mom, Azu, was wary from the start. She researched options, chose a slower model, insisted on a helmet, warned him away from busy roads, and even monitored his speed. Still, she couldn’t quite shake the feeling that something might go wrong. On May 20, that feeling became a reality when Cam crashed his bike and was rushed to the hospital. Now, he’s back on his e-bike. This push-and-pull is playing out across the city, too, as neighborhood complaints grow about teens riding recklessly — weaving through traffic, ignoring stop signs, and bringing high speeds onto sidewalks and greenways. In places like Myers Park, residents say it can make shared spaces feel unsafe. Read more at the 🔗 in bio. 📹: Khadejeh Nikouyeh & Diamond Vences
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