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The article title says "bike trails", but it says "shared trails" in the body. I can understand limits on shared paths, but it's hard to see the point on bike o

by ChoGGi 10y ago

The article title says "bike trails", but it says "shared trails" in the body. I can understand limits on shared paths, but it's hard to see the point on bike only ones? "having points put on their license" Do you need a bike license in SF?

ehnto 10y ago
Where I am, bicycle infractions will land you demerit points on your drivers license. Which leads to awkward things like being fines for riding a bicycle drunk, losing your car license from it, but still being able to ride your bike because you don't need a car license for that.
aaronbwebber 10y ago
There are very few if any bike-only trails in the Marin public open spaces. Generally there are hiking only, hiking/horse and hiking/horse/bike trails. There's no horse-only or bike-only or horse/bike trails.
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loeg 10y ago
$200 fines (incl. court fees) for a speeding ticket on bicycle are also a bit absurd.