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Jesus Malverde

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14. Actually the rule is to yield.

Reply to no_hypocrisy (Reply #13)

Wed Oct 21, 2015, 05:19 AM

Oct 2015

Bicycles will not be allowed to sail through stop signs.

Usually the loser in a car-bicycle collision is not the car. All this does is require cyclists to slow down at a stop sign and not come to a complete stop.

It's unlikely the city would face any more liability than locations that have had this rule for years. It's nothing new in the states. Just the city.

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San Francisco May Let Bicyclists Yield at Stop Signs [View all] Jesus Malverde Oct 2015 OP

FFS no. Cyclists need to obey the damn law. Recursion Oct 2015 #1

FFS yes... Jesus Malverde Oct 2015 #3

and bike riders can give up their rights to sue if they run the stop signs and cause a collision nt msongs Oct 2015 #2

Agree 100%. n/t ChazII Oct 2015 #4

Anyone who yields improperly gives up the right regardless of conveyance. Jesus Malverde Oct 2015 #5

Sounds like a super way to thin the cyclist herd. WillowTree Oct 2015 #6

why would they include such wording? fishwax Oct 2015 #8

I think Stop-as-Yield is a good idea, but this protest petronius Oct 2015 #7

As a bicyclist, I see most bike riders not really following the laws, including stopping at stop... AZ Progressive Oct 2015 #9

This all started with a new police captain who thought it wise to issue hundreds of tickets to Jesus Malverde Oct 2015 #10

as a bicyclist hfojvt Oct 2015 #11

The only thing that comes to mind... Sen. Walter Sobchak Oct 2015 #12

Prediction of personal injury liability no_hypocrisy Oct 2015 #13

Actually the rule is to yield. Jesus Malverde Oct 2015 #14

Point taken. no_hypocrisy Oct 2015 #15

It's funny how drivers get so incensed over others "breaking the law" on bicycles Fumesucker Oct 2015 #16

Does anyone actually stop at stop signs? JustABozoOnThisBus Oct 2015 #17