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Old 08-30-18, 01:04 PM
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Originally Posted by cbrstar
In certain high congestion area's I don't see why pedestrians shouldn't get jay walking tickets on bike paths.
This is why I specified "BIKE LANES" (the lanes on the road which are marked with silly bike stencils, and which in some states a cyclist is Required by Law to Use if they are present) versus MUPs, which are (by definition) designed for any and all comers except (in most cases) anything motorized and non-medical.

Pedestrians can use MUPs freely---though not unwisely---but that is asking Way too much of the current population of this country---but Bike Lanes on the road are Exclusively for bikes. I can get a ticket (in some states) for Not being in the bike lane on my bike.

So, as for pedestrians on the bike lane .... anything goes. I won't as a rule behead someone for a first offense ... but if I see a one-armed pedestrian walking towards me in a marked lane .......
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