Studies continue to show the Idaho stop is safer
A study found it is safer to let cyclists determine when it is safe to roll through a stop rather than requiring them to stop. It also helps to tell motorists when the law permits it.
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A study found it is safer to let cyclists determine when it is safe to roll through a stop rather than requiring them to stop. It also helps to tell motorists when the law permits it.
No one wants to be hit by a car, and bicycling on busy city streets inspires situational awareness. The Idaho stop, where cyclists can roll…
