Archive of questions, answers about Florida bicycle laws and law enforcement
Comment Logan stated: Thank You for answering my question about very bright bicycle lights. Because of the thorough help I received from you I made sure to go ahead and become a member of the Florida Bicycle Association. Keep up …
Question Richard asked: I live in a predominately college town. I recently moved and started biking to campus. There are no bike lanes for a portion of the road I have to ride down currently, and I am forced to …
The following text was created for the Orlando Police Department Bulletin. This was an initiative by Officer Bill Edgar, a member of our officer advisory panel. If you would like to duplicate it for distribution in your department, please contact …
A Department Bulletin to Help Officers Understand Cyclist Safety and Lane Use Read more »
Question Dan asked: Who needs the most help, the cyclist, law enforcement, or both?
UPDATE – Two significant events have occurred: 1. The Florida Department of Transportation has stepped in to make a major contribution to the peace and tranquility of roadway users in Palm Beach County. They have approved signage for the Ride …
Lake County Cyclist/Law Enforcement Cooperation Sgt. Tom McKane (Center) and Deputy Gabriel White, Lake County Sheriff’s Office, with Rick Pitner at the Lake County Bicycle Summit in Mt. Dora, FL. Lake County is a beautiful county and a particularly attractive …