A new research found that motorists and dangerous street design — not cyclist behavior — are the primary factors that put cyclists at risk. According to the study done by University of South Florida, cyclists were in compliance with traffic laws 88 percent of the time during the day and 87 percent of the time […]
The only offense I tend to see cyclists is blowing through stop signs, but if you consider the ol’ “rolling stop” cars as rightfully illegal, then pretty much everyone ends up guilty at stop signs.
Plus as everyone notes, it’s a hell of a lot less dangerous for pedestrians if a bike zooms past vs a car (especially SUVs and Trucks, oof).
Stop signs should really be a yield for cyclists (and lights, especially at intersections with sensors that aren’t triggered by bikes, should be treated as stop signs).
The only offense I tend to see cyclists is blowing through stop signs, but if you consider the ol’ “rolling stop” cars as rightfully illegal, then pretty much everyone ends up guilty at stop signs.
Plus as everyone notes, it’s a hell of a lot less dangerous for pedestrians if a bike zooms past vs a car (especially SUVs and Trucks, oof).
Stop signs should really be a yield for cyclists (and lights, especially at intersections with sensors that aren’t triggered by bikes, should be treated as stop signs).
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Lights should not be yield. At most, they should be stop signs
I see that and red light runners but it’s always delivery bikes. So it’s more like a symptom of a different problem.