I know a few people complain about cyclists on the road. And I keep on reminding them that the road is to be shared by everyone, including the cyclists. Especially since some bikes are named as “Roadbikes”.
Included here is a pdf from the AGC on the road rules concerning Roadbikes.
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Generally,
- Towing not permitted.
- Restriction on number of persons carried.
- Riders to give signals. (slowing down palm face down up and down, turn to indicate with the relevant hand with palm facing front)
- Signals to be made in sufficient time.
- Travelling abreast prohibited. (generally right of cars, right of pedestrians and other cyclists is allowed)
- Bicycle to be ridden on the left side of road. (this kinda proves bikes are allowed)
- Load on bicycle. (no extra load then is designed)
- Bicycle to be ridden in orderly manner.
- Lights to be carried by bicycles during darkness. Restrictions on nature of lights. (white light in front, red light at the back)
- Wearing of protective helmets. (shall wear, but the rule after that makes it sound like a must…)
some of the rules are also embedded into the road traffic rules that applies to all road users in http://www.agc.gov.bn/AGC%20Images/LOB/PDF/Cap68subRg1(2.8.07).pdf
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