<Toronto Proposals|Bicyclists may treat stop signs as yield signs

0	Bicyclists may treat stop signs as yield signs `0 replies` \| `Posted on February 18, 2019 at 02:50 by user 3` A person riding a bicycle may pass through a roadway intersection without stopping at a stop sign if the person slows to a reasonable speed, yields to vehicles and pedestrians, and can safely proceed or make a turn. Department of Transportation, Bicyclists `0 replies` \| Topic: Who will be affected by this change? — this section has no replies — None `0 replies` \| Topic: What are the projected costs of this change? — this section has no replies — Better traffic flow `0 replies` \| Topic: What are the consequences of this change? https://www.denverpost.com/2017/01/26/senate-bill-bicyclists-stop-signs/ — this section has no replies — None `0 replies` \| Topic: Is there a contract required for this change? — this section has no replies — At every stop sign in Toronto `0 replies` \| Topic: Where will this change take place? — this section has no replies — None `0 replies` \| Topic: What are the duration dates of this change? — this section has no replies — None `0 replies` \| Topic: Are their conditions before this change can be activated? — this section has no replies — Add a section (c) to R.S.O. 1990, c. H.8, s. 136 (1) `0 replies` \| Topic: How will this change be managed? Specifics Stop at through highway 136 (1) Every driver or street car operator excluding bicyclists approaching a stop sign at an intersection, (a) shall stop his or her vehicle or street car at a marked stop line or, if none, then immediately before entering the nearest crosswalk or, if none, then immediately before entering the intersection; and (b) shall yield the right of way to traffic in the intersection or approaching the intersection on another highway so closely that to proceed would constitute an immediate hazard and, having so yielded the right of way, may proceed. (c) bicyclists shall be permitted to pass through a highway intersection without stopping if the person slows to a reasonable speed, yields to vehicles and pedestrians, and can safely proceed or make a turn. R.S.O. 1990, c. H.8, s. 136 (1). — this section has no replies — — this message has no replies —

Bicyclists may treat stop signs as yield signs

0 replies | Posted on February 18, 2019 at 02:50 by user 3

A person riding a bicycle may pass through a roadway intersection without stopping at a stop sign if the person slows to a reasonable speed, yields to vehicles and pedestrians, and can safely proceed or make a turn.

Department of Transportation, Bicyclists

0 replies | Topic: Who will be affected by this change?

None

0 replies | Topic: What are the projected costs of this change?

Better traffic flow

0 replies | Topic: What are the consequences of this change?

None

0 replies | Topic: Is there a contract required for this change?

At every stop sign in Toronto

0 replies | Topic: Where will this change take place?

None

0 replies | Topic: What are the duration dates of this change?

None

0 replies | Topic: Are their conditions before this change can be activated?

Add a section (c) to R.S.O. 1990, c. H.8, s. 136 (1)

0 replies | Topic: How will this change be managed? Specifics

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