Florida bicycle 3 foot rule while on the road
May 22, 2012 by Donaldson & Weston
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In Florida, most cyclists or anyone who has spent time riding a bicycle on the streets is familiar with the "3 foot rule." For those unfamiliar, it is Florida Statute 316.083. Which stands for the premise that when a driver of a vehicle overtakes a bicycle or other non-motorized vehicle. The driver must leave at least 3 feet of room between the vehicle and the bicycle.  Unforunately, many cyclists are ... [Read More]

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