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Tag Archives: Legislation
Some questions about bicyclists’ rights in Massachusetts
TweetThe bicyclists’ advocacy organization Massbike has as of today, November 27, 2018, posted a quiz online and promoted it in an e-mail, and the first question is “True or false: Massachusetts law considers a bicycle to be a vehicle.” Massbike … Continue reading
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Tagged bicycle, bike lane, General Court, Legislation, legislature, Massachusetts, MassDOT
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The 2015-2016 crop of bills in the Massachusetts legislature
TweetMy opinion on these proposals, in general: all well-intentioned, but the the law of unintended consequences comes into play with some. S. 1117, sponsored by Sen. Brownsberger of Watertown, by striking out the words “16 years of age or younger”, … Continue reading
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Tagged bicycle, bicycle lane, bike lane, Boston, General Court, House, Legislation, legislature, Massachusetts, Senate
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My opinions on the bills before the Massachusetts General Court
TweetI can’t go to the Wednesday, January 6 hearing on transportation bills, because I’ll be out of town on business, but here’s my take (and be sure to read through to the last bill on which I comment: it’s one … Continue reading
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Tagged bicycle, bicycle lane, bike lane, Boston, General Court, House, Legislation, legislature, Massachusetts, Senate
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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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