Chongqing- In the episode of Alex in the City "The Streets of Chongqing," I share my experience driving in the Mega-City of China and taking to the streets of Chongqing with my E-bike.

Driving an electric bike or e-bike in China is probably the best way for foreigners to get around cities in China. E-bikes are easier to move around town, more affordable, and more convenient for short-distance travel. However, Chinese law requires all foreigners and local citizens to register their e-bikes to drive them legally. China can boast the highest number of electric cars globally, but they're not nearly as ubiquitous as electric bikes. These $200 - $600 two-wheelers are a vital part of the future of clean transport in the country.

There are about 300 million electric bikes on China's roads; that number is predicted to surge due to rising popularity and policy initiatives. I have enjoyed riding my bike in China for the last three months. I will say that every region has different rules, so it's always best to check with local authorities for regulations and insurance obligations.