A 50-year-old father in Queensland has been fined $700 after his 15-year-old son was caught riding a modified e-bike illegally on the road.
The father was convicted for allowing his son to use an unregistered and uninsured vehicle.
Queensland Police have reminded parents that e-bikes are not toys and must comply with road laws.
A police spokesperson warned that parents will face serious penalties if they allow their children to break traffic laws.
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