Sentences with phrase «designated bike lanes»

The city now has 126 miles of designated bike lanes and paths, and commercial developers are required to provide secure bike parking.

«To those who don't want to ride in designated bike lanes, I say, «Go out and change our state law,»» says Geller.

City councillors and members of the governing Vision Vancouver civic party also rode their bikes in the newly designated bike lane.

This danger may be amplified if large commercial vehicles are using roadways with designated bike lanes, since these vehicles have larger blind spots, and nearby bicycles may be even harder to spot.

It is honestly the best way to explore the city because they have designated bike lanes everywhere, they literally rule the road.

Many cities have designated bike lanes set along the right shoulder of roadways.

«There's a city - designated bike lane going in right next to these houses, too.»

Today, Bogotá's has more miles of designated bike lanes than New York.

Scores of bicycle enthusiasts, pedicab drivers, rollerbladers and parents with jogging strollers were in motion on the newly designated bike lane.

It says standup electric scooters could be ridden in a designated bike lane, «at a speed no greater than is reasonable or prudent.»

Along Isla Verde Avenue there are designated bike lanes, locals are pretty good about sharing the road, it is a popular hobby by locals in the area.

It really is biking heaven for the cyclist in Copenhagen with over 390 kilometres of designated bike lanes.

The Globe and Mail reports that «scores of bicycle enthusiasts, pedicab drivers, rollerbladers and parents with jogging strollers were in motion on the newly designated bike lane.»

Although cyclists may be harder to see than larger vehicles, it is the drivers who are required to notice and yield the right of way to cyclists who are traveling in a designated bike lane.

Unless there is some obstacle or other hazardous condition in the way, bicyclists should take care to ride their bicycles in a designated bike lane, if one is available.

If your route takes you onto less - traveled roads or narrower highways that do not have designated bike lanes, it's essential to be extra-careful about your surroundings and the cars zooming by you — you can not trust that the motor vehicle operators will all be cautious enough to keep you safe.

Also, on any California road with a designated bike lane, cyclists traveling slower than the flow of vehicle traffic must use the bike lane unless they are making a left turn, passing, avoiding hazards, or approaching a place where a right turn is authorized.

In places where there are no designated bike lanes, position yourself as far to the right as is practical.