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    Question: If a person goes too fast on a bicycle, can they be pulled over?

    Answer: Arizona Law (A.R.S. §28-812) specifically addresses the question. It is titled Applicability of traffic laws to bicycle riders and says that a person riding a bike on a road or road shoulder is granted all of the rights and is subject to all of the duties applicable to driver of a vehicle.

    That means that if a person on a bicycle violates any law which pertains to cars and traffic on a public roadway, they could not only be pulled over, they could be cited (given a ticket) and be punished (be fined, have their driver's license suspended, or even be arrested) under the traffic laws, just like a driver of a car could be.


    Comments
    6 thru 9 of 9 comments     1  [ 2 ]   
    On 07/05/02
    Steve from AZ said:
    Are people speeding on bikes a major problem or something? Geez!
    On 02/18/02
    josh from UT said:
    I agree
    On 01/14/02
    Mike from NJ said:
    I was goin to fast on my bike in the city and I got 'pulled' over by two dudes on a bike. They were pretty old so I probably could have out ran them, but they blew their whisles and I stopped for some reason.
    On 12/09/01
    joe from AZ said:
    Thats the dumbest thing i heard, you get your license taken away for breaking a law on your bike!? What good does that do you? you dont need a license to ride your bike...
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