Bicycles are classified as 'motor vehicles'. Although most bicycles do not come equipped with a motor, think of yourself as the motor. Also, people on bicycles are responsible for following all of the same traffic laws as other motorized vehicles (i.e. cars, trucks, motorcycles, etc.). You can be sited by a traffic officer for not obeying the traffic rules while riding a bicycle. (Consult your local police department for the specific bicycle road rules in your area.)
No, "Pedestrian" comes from "Ped" which means "Foot". If you are riding a bike, you are travelling on wheels.
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A pedestrian is someone who walks.
It depends on the context, but pedestrians and cyclists, if obeying rules, are not hazards. Animals are considered hazards
hidden driveways and intersections with vehicles pulling out, animals, pedestrians, bicyclists, oncoming cars, sudden curves in the road.
When passing another vehicle on the road it is important to signal to other drivers and pedestrians that you are passing. In a residential neighborhood you should signal for at least 200 feet before passing. This will give other drivers bicyclists and pedestrians enough time to react and make the necessary adjustments. Here are some tips for signaling while passing in a residential neighborhood: Check your mirrors and blind spots to make sure no one is coming up beside you. Turn on your turn signal and leave it on for at least 200 feet before passing. Be aware of the speed limit and other traffic signs in the area. Be aware of the presence of bicyclists pedestrians and children. Look for signs that indicate a school zone or playground.By following these tips and signaling for at least 200 feet before passing you can help to ensure the safety of yourself other drivers pedestrians and bicyclists in your residential neighborhood.
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One common consideration in freeway driving is maintaining a safe following distance from the vehicle in front of you. This helps prevent accidents and allows for enough time to react to sudden changes in traffic.
pedestrians IS the plural of pedestrian.
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Ground viewing is when you are searching ahead 20 to 30 seconds during drive, and utilizing your vision to check the cars ahead of you, that may be parked, or in front on your path of travel, for any kind of movement from pedestrians or bicyclists, etc that may enter your path of travel.
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Bikes and pedestrians always have the right of way [providing they are proceeding in conformance with the traffic laws]. Most likely the vehicle will be determined at fault. There have been some rare cases in which a bicyclists or pedestrian have been assigned some contribution of fault.