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In New Zealand, electric bicycles are generally not allowed on motorways. E-bikes are classified as bicycles and are subject to the same rules, which typically restrict their use on high-speed roads like motorways. Riders should use dedicated cycle paths or roads where cycling is permitted. Always check local regulations for specific areas, as rules can vary.

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