Drivers and Cyclists at Driveways
Question Pris asked: I was traveling on my bicycle on the sidewalk. The driver of the car had a stop sign (on private property) He was only looking to the left to see oncoming traffic, did not look to the …
Question Pris asked: I was traveling on my bicycle on the sidewalk. The driver of the car had a stop sign (on private property) He was only looking to the left to see oncoming traffic, did not look to the …
Question Alfred asked: Does a motorist in a left turn lane of a divided road with left turn signals on retain the right of way to the straight thru lanes over a bicyclist crossing the intersection? I always thought it …
Question Linda also asked: Is this correct and does it fit within the Florida laws? http://www.floridabicycle.org/rules/groups.html “At a stop, bunch-up and take control of the lane. This allows the group to proceed through the intersection as rapidly as possible.”
Question Linda Asked: My husband and son ride in a large group and wondered how the stop signs should apply when riding. Should cyclists as a group be treated the same as one vehicle? Or would they instead, one rider …
Question Roger asked: But what about when the car is not making a turn (Re: The post on Right Turns)? For example, the road does not have any turns. Is a car allowed to use a bike lane? I thought …
Question Bruce asked: I was under the assumption that when a new road is built or an existing one is repaved, a bike lane has to be added. Is this correct or has the law changed?
Question: RC asked: Can conviction of a moving violation by a bicyclist result in points on that person’s driver’s license?
Question: Anthony Asked: If a bicyclist is traveling behind a vehicle in a substandard-width lane and the vehicle slows or stops can the bicyclist overtake the vehicle on the right?
Question Anthony also asked: If a vehicle is stopped at a red light intending to make a right turn and a trailing bicyclist pulls abreast of the car on the right, intending to go straight, who has the right of …
Question Has there been any consideration to having Florida adopt rolling stop laws comparable to those in effect in Idaho since 1982? Works well there. Could it work in Florida?