[Allister]

I just stumbled across this site. It's devoid of Australian content, so of little ue to me, but I thought the US residents on the forum might find it interesting.

It's http://www.bikelaw.com/ There's also an accompanying email list on Topica.com.

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[cycletourist]

Much appreciated. Thank you.

[John E]

Thanks, Allister!


"A proposed bill out of Colorado which affects bicyclists. Among other things, it permits turn signals to be made with the right hand."


DnvrFox or anyone else in Colorado -- with which arm do you currently signal a near-side (right in the U.S.) turn? Even if California did not explicitly permit same-side arm signals for motorcyclists and bicyclsts (which it does), I would still prefer to point straight right for a right turn, instead of using the motorist-specific upraised left arm signal.

[LittleBigMan]

Yes, I concur. Thanks for the link! :)