Yes, the Amish people can and do ride bikes all the time.
NO
Wherever they wanted, could, and were allowed to.
No you are not you must ride in the street
no
No, they don't ride the bikes because they don't believe in cars. They do drive cars, my friend is a mormon. They only ride bikes after they get out of college and they go door to door on bikes for what is called "missionary work" to get people to try and convert to being a mormon. You're probably thinking of the Amish who often eschew motorized transportation.
Children are typically allowed to ride their bikes when they are old enough to understand and follow traffic rules, have developed the necessary coordination and balance to ride safely, and have permission from parents or guardians. It is important to ensure that children are equipped with helmets and taught how to ride responsibly before allowing them to ride on their own.
Wherever they want and are allowed to, but mainly off road.
No, not even pedal bikes are allowed on sidewalks.
Ride Bikes Ride Bikes
If the Engine is 50cc or larger it is Illegal to ride in a bike lane
That would depend on who owns the beach and on local ordnances.Where I'm at I would be allowed to ride on privately owned beaches, if I have the land owner's permission. Public beaches would be a no-no.