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Bike Path Hours of Use

By Geo Posted on October 7, 2012 Posted in Ask Geo, Bike Paths 4 Comments Tagged with Bicycle Lights, Bike Paths

Question Marcus asked:  It has come to my attention that being on State Trail or Bike Trail is illegal after sunset. I have asked numerous times for the reference to the Statute Law of Florida regarding this exact rule.  No …

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Bicycle Equipment

By Geo Posted on August 3, 2012 Posted in Ask Geo, Bicycle Equipment 13 Comments Tagged with bicycle definition, Bicycle Lights, Brakes, Citations, Drivers' license, lane position

Question How many bicycle citations can officer can handout at the same time?  Four tickets were given to me: bike/brake/non/improper & bike/fail to ride right hand curb & front and rear light I read that a person on bicycle can’t …

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FBA’s Legislative Agenda

By Geo Posted on May 30, 2012 Posted in Ask Geo, Misc 4 Comments Tagged with Bicycle Lights, bike lanes, lane position, narrow lanes, Obstructions

Question GM asked:  I understand recent legislation makes changes to the laws about bicycling.  What are the changes?

Lights During Rain

By Geo Posted on April 12, 2012 Posted in Ask Geo, Bicycle Equipment 1 Comment Tagged with Bicycle Lights

Question Scott asked:  Are lights required (for a bicycle) during daylight when it is raining?

Bicycle Trailer Lighting

By Geo Posted on January 17, 2011 Posted in Ask Geo, Bicycle Equipment 1 Comment Tagged with Bicycle Equipment, Bicycle Lights, Bicycle Trailers

Question Chas asked:  Under Florida law, a bicycle is considered a vehicle and as such, must obey all traffic laws that apply to vehicles.  Vehicles towing a trailer must have the trailer equipped with lights and illuminated license plate.  Since …

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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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