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Pa. Supreme Court says cyclists belong on the road, but must be “reasonable” in fast-moving traffic

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A Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruling last week affirmed cyclists' right to ride on roadways. But cyclists must make a reasonable effort not to impede cars and trucks.
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Pa. Supreme Court says cyclists belong on the road, but must be “reasonable” in fast-moving traffic

A Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruling last week affirmed cyclists' right to ride on roadways. But cyclists must make a reasonable effort not to impede cars and trucks.

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