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  1. #17
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    Colorado Law

    From Colorado Department of Transportation.

    "When to take a lane
    A bicyclist may take the travel lane where traffic is slow
    and the lane is narrow, there is no shoulder or bike lane,
    when approaching an intersection, or if you are moving
    at the same speed as the flow of traffic. Moving to the
    center of the lane establishes your position and prevents
    motorists from passing until there’s enough room."

    Also, bicyclists may ride 2 abreast only if they are not impeding traffic.

    I do habitually run a red light but it is during the low traffic time of day, rarely does a car show up to trip the light so I stop, make sure there is no traffic then proceed thru the light to the bike lane.
    Last edited by Kathi; 09-03-2011 at 06:59 PM.

 

 

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