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Who?SolEX01 said:
Ucan prove it.serb1389 said:
I know [size=10pt]U[/size] are but what am [size=10pt]I[/size]findingfaith said:
HUT! HUT! HUT! HUT!SolEX01 said:
username! said:
It all depends on where you're riding; if on the street, then you're a vehicle and must obey all traffic laws (red lights, stop signs, lanes & turning, etc.) and must follow with traffic; if on the sidewalk, then (like pedestrian traffic) you should ride in a direction opposite traffic.findingfaith said:It's been a loooong time since i rode a bike on the street ;D That is actually what we were taught as kidsytterbiumanalyst said:
How about, always swim with a buddy? or... Wait 30 min after eating before swimming?
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Really? I thought on the sidewalk it was with the flow of traffic/same side?cleveland said:It all depends on where you're riding; if on the street, then you're a vehicle and must obey all traffic laws (red lights, stop signs, lanes & turning, etc.) and must follow with traffic; if on the sidewalk, then (like pedestrian traffic) you should ride in a direction opposite traffic.findingfaith said:It's been a loooong time since i rode a bike on the street ;D That is actually what we were taught as kidsytterbiumanalyst said:
How about, always swim with a buddy? or... Wait 30 min after eating before swimming?
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Be careful riding on sidewalks. It's illegal in some places and besides that, it's hard to accomodate for walkers on the sidewalk. Cars backing out of driveways have a harder time seeing you as do cars at intersections.serb1389 said:Really? I thought on the sidewalk it was with the flow of traffic/same side?cleveland said:It all depends on where you're riding; if on the street, then you're a vehicle and must obey all traffic laws (red lights, stop signs, lanes & turning, etc.) and must follow with traffic; if on the sidewalk, then (like pedestrian traffic) you should ride in a direction opposite traffic.findingfaith said:It's been a loooong time since i rode a bike on the street ;D That is actually what we were taught as kidsytterbiumanalyst said:
How about, always swim with a buddy? or... Wait 30 min after eating before swimming?
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I haven't, but I know that T has.serb1389 said:
In Illinois, if you are over the age of 12, you are required to bike in the street. Not that its stopped anyone from biking on the sidewalk.....EofK said:Be careful riding on sidewalks. It's illegal in some places and besides that, it's hard to accomodate for walkers on the sidewalk. Cars backing out of driveways have a harder time seeing you as do cars at intersections.serb1389 said:Really? I thought on the sidewalk it was with the flow of traffic/same side?cleveland said:It all depends on where you're riding; if on the street, then you're a vehicle and must obey all traffic laws (red lights, stop signs, lanes & turning, etc.) and must follow with traffic; if on the sidewalk, then (like pedestrian traffic) you should ride in a direction opposite traffic.findingfaith said:It's been a loooong time since i rode a bike on the street ;D That is actually what we were taught as kidsytterbiumanalyst said:
How about, always swim with a buddy? or... Wait 30 min after eating before swimming?
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For instance, here is the Missouri Bike Law:
300.347. Riding Bicycle On Sidewalks, Limitations - Motorized Bicycles Prohibited
(1) No person shall ride a bicycle upon a sidewalk within a business district; (2) Whenever any person is riding a bicycle upon a sidewalk, such person shall yield the right-of-way to any pedestrian and shall give audible signal before overtaking and passing such pedestrian; (3) No person shall ride a motorized bicycle upon a sidewalk.
