Bicycle rules

From the same site, also possibly of interest:

http://www.bicyclewatchdog.org/shame.php

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On Tue, 18 Apr 2006 01:11:24 GMT, "Claire Petersky" <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

Take the quiz, see how you do (answers are good for at least Washington and
Oregon states)

http://www.bicyclewatchdog.org/quiz.php

I got 10 of 11 correct. So the test announces "You got 10 correct answers, for a
score of: 90%." Apparently arithmetic is not part of the test.

Ron

I missed the single file question, but doesn't that vary from state to
state?

On 17 Apr 2006 19:15:52 -0700, "landotter" <[email hidden]>

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I missed the single file question, but doesn't that vary from state to
state?

All of the states I've checked allow two abreast in a lane in the
absence of motor vehicle traffic at the very least. ISTR that some
require single file as close to the right soulder as practical in some
circumstances, but I have not run across that as a statewide rule
anywhere yet.
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Claire Petersky said:

Take the quiz, see how you do (answers are good for at least Washington and
Oregon states)

http://www.bicyclewatchdog.org/quiz.php

You got 11 correct answers, for a score of: 100%

So, what do I win?

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landotter said:

I missed the single file question, but doesn't that vary from state to
state?

It does. Here in Pennsylvania 2 abreast is OK, in New Jersey it's single
file.

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David L. Johnson said:

landotter said:

I missed the single file question, but doesn't that vary from state to
state?

It does. Here in Pennsylvania 2 abreast is OK, in New Jersey it's single
file.

I take it back. NJ does allow two-abreast as long as traffic is not
impeded. But PA law is different:  "Persons riding pedalcycles upon a
roadway shall not ride more than two abreast except on paths or parts of
roadways set aside for the exclusive use of pedalcycles."

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David L. Johnson said:

David L. Johnson said:

landotter said:

I missed the single file question, but doesn't that vary from state to
state?

It does. Here in Pennsylvania 2 abreast is OK, in New Jersey it's single
file.

I take it back. NJ does allow two-abreast as long as traffic is not
impeded.

Ah, yes, that's the phrasing I remember. Fair enough law.

I got 11 right, based on Michigan guidelines. I hope there's more
than one prize available!

Ken Freeman

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Quoted message said:

Take the quiz, see how you do (answers are good for at least
Washington and Oregon states)

http://www.bicyclewatchdog.org/quiz.php

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Werehatrack said:

On 17 Apr 2006 19:15:52 -0700, "landotter" <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

I missed the single file question, but doesn't that vary from state to
state?

All of the states I've checked allow two abreast in a lane in the
absence of motor vehicle traffic at the very least. ISTR that some
require single file as close to the right soulder as practical in some
circumstances, but I have not run across that as a statewide rule
anywhere yet.

MA.

Peter Cole said:

Werehatrack said:

On 17 Apr 2006 19:15:52 -0700, "landotter" <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

I missed the single file question, but doesn't that vary from state to
state?

All of the states I've checked allow two abreast in a lane in the
absence of motor vehicle traffic at the very least. ISTR that some
require single file as close to the right soulder as practical in some
circumstances, but I have not run across that as a statewide rule
anywhere yet.

MA.

Add Hawaii, Nebraska and Virginia. Colorado & Montana under certain
conditions.

http://www.bikexprt.com/bicycle/sidebysid.htm

"Claire Petersky" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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Quoted message said:

Take the quiz, see how you do (answers are good for at least
Washington and Oregon states)

http://www.bicyclewatchdog.org/quiz.php

and what did Clare get on the test?

David L. Johnson said:

Claire Petersky said:

Take the quiz, see how you do (answers are good for at least Washington and
Oregon states)

http://www.bicyclewatchdog.org/quiz.php

You got 11 correct answers, for a score of: 100%

So, what do I win?

Whatever it is, I get one too.

- Frank Krygowski

You got 11 correct answers, for a score of: 100%