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Rights, and Responsibilities, for Bicycle Riders

By Robert Bratman on December 20, 2010
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If you are like many other people you enjoy the occasional bicycle ride. Bicycles are not only a great form of exercise but as many people are learning they are a clean, healthy and low cost way of commuting to and from work. If you operate a bicycle on a roadway you are granted all of the rights and subject to all of the duties applicable to the driver of a motor vehicle. This means:
• riding with the flow of traffic
• obeying stop signs and other traffic control devices
• maintaining proper lights at night
• not driving your bicycle on a roadway while intoxicated
If you violate any of the laws applicable to the operation of motor vehicles while riding your bike, you may be so charged and if summonsed, required to appear in court.

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J. Robert Bratman is an expert Civil Trial Attorney as certified by the Supreme Court of New Jersey. Mr. Bratman is also Chair of the firm’s Accident & Personal Injury practice., where he represents individuals that have been catastrophically injured or killed due…

J. Robert Bratman is an expert Civil Trial Attorney as certified by the Supreme Court of New Jersey. Mr. Bratman is also Chair of the firm’s Accident & Personal Injury practice., where he represents individuals that have been catastrophically injured or killed due to the negligence of others.

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