When Electric Vehicles Rule the Roads, What Happens to Gas Stations?

Gas stations are everywhere with an estimated one fuel pump for every 10 miles of road. But that's likely to change in the coming years as electric vehicles continue to become more widespread.

Historical replicas and touristy kitsch have long been staples but some transit agencies have broadened retail operations to get attention or ride a media wave.

E-bikes have enjoyed a surge in popularity in recent years as a tool to fight climate change and reduce carbon emissions. At the same time, some regions are grappling with how to regulate e-bikes and where to put them.

Atlanta is among the latest cities to offer tax credits for e-bike purchases, with a goal to distribute 1,000 vouchers -- more than 1,500 people signed up for the program within 48 hours of its launch.

A pilot e-bike incentive in Tampa last year awarded 180 vouchers from almost 1,000 applications. This year, the city plans to award 260 vouchers, valued at $570,000, in two funding cycles.

Lithium-ion batteries made e-bikes more convenient and popular. Regulators at various levels try to address battery fires and deadly crashes.

A survey found four takeaways as to why those 50 and older own an e-bike or not.