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Study: Idaho Stop Makes Cycling Safer - Cycling West - Cycling Utah

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By Charles Pekow — Laws that allow bicyclists to treat stop signs as yield signs not only don’t increase danger – they actually seem to make cycling safer. Previous research has suggested that the “Idaho Stop,” named after the state that initiated the rule, doesn’t seem to increase crashes (see our Fall 2024 issue or […] The post Study: Idaho Stop Makes Cycling Safer appeared first on Cycling West - Cycling Utah.

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Study: Idaho Stop Makes Cycling Safer - Cycling West - Cycling Utah

By Charles Pekow — Laws that allow bicyclists to treat stop signs as yield signs not only don’t increase danger – they actually seem to make cycling safer. Previous research has suggested that the “Idaho Stop,” named after the state that initiated the rule, doesn’t seem to increase crashes (see our Fall 2024 issue or […] The post Study: Idaho Stop Makes Cycling Safer appeared first on Cycling West - Cycling Utah.

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