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By Aston Law Gary Chan had heard of people getting arrested for riding electric bicycles, but his bike was different. “I invented my own,” he said, “and I could only test it on the road.” Mr. Chan knew it was coming: he was arrested by the police in August 2014 for riding his solar-powered bicycle […]
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