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Bike Path Stop Signs

By Geo Posted on January 29, 2013 Posted in Ask Geo, Bike Paths, Stop Signs & Red Lights 1 Comment Tagged with Bike Paths, sidewalks, Signs and Markings, Stop Signs and Red Lights, traffic control devices

Question Jeanne asked:  Is it required that you stop at the posted stop signs on the bike paths if no one is coming? Is this considered a moving violation?  Some of the stop signs on the path off Hwy 70 …

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Stop and Yield Before Right Turn on Red

By Geo Posted on December 23, 2012 Posted in Ask Geo, Stop Signs & Red Lights 3 Comments Tagged with Crosswalks, Right turns, sidewalks, Stop Signs and Red Lights

Question Christine asked: In Pinellas County I was traveling in my car North on Seminole Blvd and came to a red light on 102nd Ave and Seminole Blvd. As I approached the red light I stopped behind the white line …

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Bike Lanes and Stop Signs

By Geo Posted on January 27, 2010 Posted in Ask Geo, Stop Signs & Red Lights 1 Comment Tagged with bike lanes, Stop Signs and Red Lights

Question Ray asked:  There is a 4-mile loop bike lane in Miami, FL. around the Kendale Lakes Country Club.  I notice most of the times I’m approaching a stop sign around the loop, the cars at a stop sign get …

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More on Stop Signs and Red lights

By Geo Posted on October 16, 2009 Posted in Ask Geo, Stop Signs & Red Lights No Comments Tagged with Stop Signs and Red Lights

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.”

Cycling Groups at Stop Signs and Red Lights

By Geo Posted on October 16, 2009 Posted in Ask Geo, Group Riding 5 Comments Tagged with Stop Signs and Red Lights

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 …

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