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Bicycles Must Use Sidewalk?

By Geo Posted on January 18, 2010 Posted in Ask Geo, Rights & Duties, Sidewalks & Crosswalks 14 Comments Tagged with sidewalks

Question Michael asked:  Today my wife and I were riding on a county road that accesses a beach. A county deputy ordered us onto the sidewalk. Later he stopped and spoke to us and said we are required to use …

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Lane Position at Intersections

By Geo Posted on January 5, 2010 Posted in Ask Geo, Lane Width & Sharing 1 Comment Tagged with lane position, Right turns

Question: Sondra asked:  What would be the proper position for a cyclist when she approaches traffic on a busy street?  Can she continue on the right edge (and pass the automobiles) until she reaches the intersection and go ahead if …

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RideRight/Drive Right Campaign

By Geo Posted on January 1, 2010 Posted in Ask Geo, Cooperative Initiatives 4 Comments Tagged with Cyclist/Law Enforcement Initiatives

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 …

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Passing on the Right Using a Bike Lane

By Geo Posted on December 28, 2009 Posted in Ask Geo, Bike Lanes 3 Comments Tagged with bike lanes, Overtaking and passing, Passing Bicycles

Question Mike asked:  I would appreciate some help with clarifying whether it is legal for cars to use the bike lane for their travel.  Is it legal for a car to use the bike lane to pass on the right?

Cyclists’ Lane Position When Not Keeping Right

By Geo Posted on December 12, 2009 Posted in Ask Geo, Lane Width & Sharing 3 Comments Tagged with lane position

Question Cecelia asked:  I need further clarification on s. 316.2065(5)(a)(1). I understand that the statute states a bicyclist may leave the right-most portion of the road when passing, as well as in the other given situations. However, my question is …

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Practical Elegance and the Principles of Traffic

By Keri Posted on November 21, 2009 Posted in Ask Geo, Bicycle Law News 3 Comments

The Following Essay was written by Reed Bates. Reed resides in Ennis Texas. He has not owned a car since 2003, and has used a bicycle for transportation since 2006. This essay was originally published on Reed’s blog and is …

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More on Right Turns

By Geo Posted on November 19, 2009 Posted in Ask Geo, Making Turns No Comments Tagged with Right turns

Question Sondra Asked:  Who has the right of way in moving traffic when: 1) the cyclist is traveling straight ahead on the far right side (where the bike lane ended about 100 feet before the intersection) and is moving with …

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Passing With Oncoming Traffic

By Geo Posted on November 12, 2009 Posted in Ask Geo, Overtaking & Passing 1 Comment

Question Ron asked:  We know the 3 foot clearance rule for vehicles overtaking the cyclist.  Does that distance apply to oncoming vehicles as well?  When meeting an oncoming vehicle that is overtaking another vehicle on a 2 lane road, is …

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Bicycle Lights

By Geo Posted on November 12, 2009 Posted in Ask Geo, Bicycle Equipment 2 Comments Tagged with Bicycle Equipment, Bicycle Lights

Question Herman asked:  Here’s a good question that was raised at  www.bikeforums.net.  One can infer that there is a minimum brightness of head/taillights i.e. to be seen x feet from the front and rear of a bicycle.  Is there a …

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What is a Bicycle?

By Geo Posted on November 12, 2009 Posted in Ask Geo, Definitions No Comments Tagged with bicycle definition

Question Charles asked:  My local bike shop owner cautioned me that there was a little known provision that defined human powered vehicles that are legal on the road, having seat heights of at least 25 inches above the ground, which …

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