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Old 12-16-05 | 10:58 AM
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Originally Posted by Brian Ratliff
I encounter a similar dilemma at 'T' type intersections, where I have a red on the top of the 'T', with a clear bike lane ahead. I see absolutely no issue with running the red because there will be no cars crossing my path. However, I am unclear on the legality of this (actually, I kind of think it is illegal), but at the same time, it is one of those laws which does not make sense. So every time I am in this situation I am very tempted to run the red.
I understand the dilemma. The other factor that comes into play is pedestians (and cyclists riding on sidewalk/x-walk) who may be crossing the top of T bike lane from either side and either direction of the stem of the T.

Al
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