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Mind giving a source? Me and thousands of other university students in here would like to disagree.

• cultus 7y ago
  It's against the law in many places in the US as well, but I've never heard of it enforced. I'm sure most people would rather have drunks on bikes than cars.
  • francisofascii 7y ago
    I suspect the main reason is to ensure the driver of a car is not liable if they hit a drunk cyclist.
• rangibaby 7y ago
  It’s illegal but rarely enforced. If you hit a person while biking drunk you will likely be in a world of shit.
  • C1sc0cat 7y ago
    Unlikely unless you accidently kill /injure some one and then only if the family has a lot of $ for a private prosecution.
  • asutekku 7y ago
    The original post stated cycling was illegal in japan.