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A small number of respondents, three per cent , would like e-scooters and e-bikes to be banned outright.
Nanos Research survey shows that 57 per cent of respondents support permit or licensing requirements.
Ontario has the most support among Canadian provinces for licensing regulations at over 65 per cent.
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