Yeah that's kind of where I was going with that. It would be most ideal if the law was applied evenly and not arbitrarily. I am all for protecting cyclists and

Yeah that's kind of where I was going with that. It would be most ideal if the law was applied evenly and not arbitrarily. I am all for protecting cyclists and pedestrians, however more laws enabling arrest and arbitrary execution of statue seems less desirable to me. A clear line delineating between a cycling lane and vehicle lane would perhaps be a more effective safety method than employing a person to dispatch donated pamphlets using donated detection equipment. It seems like the line between a lobbying party and the execution of the law is blurred. In this case, its relatively innocuous however this kind of ambiguity of the intent of the law and the blurred line of its application is probably common.