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Traffic Laws for Cyclists
This is a collaborative open project that aims at gathering detailed information about the Traffic Codes (or Street, Road or Highway Codes) enforced in european countries (a geographical focus, but contributions about other countries, such as Brasil or USA are welcome).
Project contacts:
Webmaster: Bruno Santos - brunosantos @ bicicultura . org
Content: Mário Alves - mariojalves @ gmail . com
Content: Ana Pereira - anapereira @ bicicultura . org
Road Codes
Europe
- Traffic rules and regulations for cyclists and their vehicles - European Road Safety Observatory (ERSO)
- Comparação entre 12 Códigos da Estrada Europeus (Mário Alves) [2005]
[Belgium]
- Code de la route [1975]
- See also the section Mobilité - Portail Belgium.be
[Denmark]
- “Lights of my Life - Danish Bike Light Regulations” (Mikael Colville-Andersen) [2007]
- “Rock and Rules - Wider, Longer, Higher” (Cycle's legal specifications.) (Mikael Colville-Andersen) [2009]
[Germany]
[Netherlands]
[Portugal]
- Código da Estrada [2005]
[Spain]
- Reglamento General de Circulación (summary for bicycles from ConBici - more relevant legislation gathered by them, here) [2004]
[United Kingdom]
America
[USA]
- “Biking Rules - A new street code for NYC cyclists”, Transportation Alternatives
- A video explaining the Idaho Stop Law (“rolling stop”, turns stop signs into give way signs).
[Canada]
[Brasil]
- A slideshow of a seminar by the ONG Transporte Ativo aqui [2008].
[Colombia]
Related Legislation
A comparative
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