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Old 03-24-12, 07:47 PM
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Originally Posted by Vlaam4ever
Originally Posted by AdamDZ
but not all the same responsibilities
I get your point. But a bike does not carry the same responsibility as a car. The damage you do on a bike has significantly less consequences then a that of motor vehicle in the same manuever. Hence a cyclist is not required to carry liability insurance.

Not arguing that anybody needs to run stop signs or redlights. These should only be argued on a case-by-case basis, as I also have many lights that I stop at, and many stop signs that I treat as yield signs on my regular routes.
I'm guessing you've missed the various articles that have been posted/linked to here that show plenty of people have been hit and injured/killed by people riding bicycles.
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