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Cyclists have a right to be on our roads
Cycle Law wishes to support the recent Bicycle Queensland white helmet campaign. We, just like Bicycle Queensland, are pleading with Queenslanders to make our roads safer. The recent and hotly debated discussions around road user responsibility have given us an opportunity to bring to light the issues facing cyclists on the road. All road users (including […]
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5 Road Rules every Cyclist wants Motorists to Understand
On a multi-lane road, cyclists can take up any position within the lane On a multi-lane road, cyclists can take up any position within the lane. Every cyclist is different. Every cyclist rides in a different way. Some like to occupy a central position on the lane – and they are entitled to do […]
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3 Things Cyclists want Motorists to Know
Cyclists want motorists to understand the road rules. By gaining a better understanding of the rules regulating cyclists and by following careful practices behind a wheel, motorists will make our roads safer. It is about mutual respect and understanding. 2. Cyclists are closer than they appear If you are a motorist and are approaching a […]
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5 simple but easily overlooked Road Rules that could cost you
Sit properly, and operate your bicycle in the way it is designed to be. Riding a bicycle whilst not sitting astride the rider’s seat and facing forward can also attract a fine of $121. Similarly, improperly carrying passengers on a bicycle can result in a fine. Be cognisant and respectful of others on pathways. […]
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