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I don't understand... if you call 911 about someone driving unnecessarily close to you, why can't they just deny it? Wouldn't a cop need to witness the incident?
This is kind of funny. I fail to see how it will be properly enforced. In my mind, every driver is a dangerous motorist, I don't trust anyone when I'm riding my bike; drivers, walkers, roller-bladers, other bike riders. I should think that our esteemed state government could be spending their valuable time debating other more pressing issues, like this state's crushing debt load and unemployment.
Speaking strictly for myself, as I'm sure you are for your self, cyclist rights are as important as state debt and unemployment.
Right. Just because some time was devoted to discussing cyclists rights, does not mean that lawmakers will therefore not spend any time dealing with debt and unemployment. Plenty of lawmaking time to go around.
H3N3 said:Speaking strictly for myself, as I'm sure you are for your self, cyclist rights are as important as state debt and unemployment.
I wouldn't dare speak for anyone else, however, I don't need yet another law from Springfield to protect myself nor enjoy myself on my bicycles. Your mileage may vary.
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