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2010

Dec 30 2010
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Road Rights – Identity Crisis

By BicycleLaw 2010, Road Rights No Comments

There’s no such thing as a cycling license–but you should carry ID on rides. Here’s why.

By Bob Mionske

Here’s a conundrum: if you don’t need a license to ride a bike, do you need to be able to show …

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Nov 29 2010
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Road Rights – Driver Sues Family Of Deceased Cyclist

By BicycleLaw 2010, Road Rights No Comments

By Bob Mionske

Matthew Kenney, 14, was an honors student, and a popular athlete who was active in several sports. David Weaving, 48, had five drunken driving convictions on his record, four of them in a 31-month period between 1996 …

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Nov 11 2010
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Road Rights – Hit-And-Run In Vail, Colorado Incites Outrage

By BicycleLaw 2010, Road Rights No Comments

By Bob Mionske

The first email alerting me to the news arrived at 9:00 on Friday morning. And then the next e-mail arrived. And the next. And the next. By Monday morning, the New York Times was calling to get …

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Oct 28 2010
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Road Rights – Improvements In Portland

By BicycleLaw 2010, Road Rights No Comments

Three years ago, a series of tragedies could have marred Portland, Oregon cycling forever. Instead, the city found a way to move forward.

By Bob Mionske

Three years ago this month, Portland, Oregon was rocked by a tragic death. …

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Oct 14 2010
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Road Rights – Lost In The Glare

By BicycleLaw 2010, Road Rights No Comments

A popular Wisconsin cyclist was killed when the sun blocked a driver’s view.

By Bob Mionske

In the 1990s, one team dominated the Master’s category at races throughout the Midwest: the Vic Tanny team, sponsored by Jeff Littman, who held …

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Oct 01 2010
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Road Rights – Hit And Run

By BicycleLaw 2010, Road Rights No Comments

By Bob Mionske

Like many New Yorkers, Bobby Bowen had re-discovered the joy of cycling in the city. As Bobby hadexplained, riding everywhere “made him feel happy and helped him stay fit and feel alive.” It’s a feeling …

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Sep 22 2010
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Road Rights – Things That Go Bump

By BicycleLaw 2010, Road Rights No Comments

Road hazards that injure cyclists might just seem like part of the sport–but that doesn’t mean you can’t do anything about them

Collisions with motor vehicles account for three-quarters of all serious injuries in bicycle crashes, so it’s natural for …

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Sep 10 2010
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Road Rights – Listen, Obey – And Then Act

By BicycleLaw 2010, Road Rights No Comments

Even if you know you did nothing wrong, follow instructions from police if you’re stopped while cycling—it will work in your favor in the long run.

By Bob Mionske

Eighteen months ago, my column on the Commuter Tax Benefit marked …

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Aug 24 2010
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Road Rights – Listen Up

By BicycleLaw 2010, Road Rights No Comments

Can you legally wear headphones while riding? The answer might surprise you.

By Bob Mionske

One of the more common negative cycling stereotypes is that of a tuned-out rider blissfully unaware of his surroundings as he pedals along, lost in …

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Aug 18 2010
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Road Rights – The Messages We Send

By BicycleLaw 2010, Road Rights No Comments

If you ride near pedestrians, you may be doing the rest of us a disservice.

By Bob Mionske

I was returning from a ride, but one of my main routes home was closed for bridge repairs, so I had to …

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