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Monthly Archives: July 2014
Window dressing
TweetI have already described the side skirts on Boston garbage trucks as window dressing. Maybe I should concede a little ground on that, as the cyclist in the most recent right-hook crash merely had severe injuries instead of being killed. … Continue reading
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A Discussion of Massachusetts Rules on Crosswalks
TweetThis appeared on the BostonAreaCycling e-mail list. It deserves repeating. On Jun 29, 2014, at 10:13 PM, David Wean wrote: Vehicle operators are required to stop once pedestrians enter the crosswalk (or when they are, IIRC, within 10 feet of … Continue reading
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Tagged bicycle, collision, crash, crosswalk, General Court, law, Legislation, legislature, Massachusetts, right of way, shared use path, stop sign, yield, yielding
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