In most places it is illegal to bike on the sidewalk. Cyclists are subject to the same laws on the road as a vehicle, someone that is also illegal to drive on the sidewalk (no surprise there). Some cities have local ordinances that allow cycling on sidewalks but from what I have seen this is not very common. Cyclists on the road are subject to all laws of the road as well. That is to say, they must stop at stop signs, obey speed limits (a cyclists could potentially be pulled over for speeding) and can't cycle on the freeway if it is posted. Also in the state of Michigan cyclists are required to wear helmets due to a helmet law. Of course most people don't do this.
The most frequently used letter in the Finnish language would be the letter "A".
Each team has a manufacturer produce a mixture of bicycles for their cyclists, the most common material to make the frames is carbon fibre.
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The most famous ship accident in history would probably be the Titanic. Most well known, even have a movie based about it. I don't know a single person who has never heard of the Titanic.
There is no rule that cyclists should or must "go last" at intersections. Intersections are where cyclists and drivers are most at risk of accident. Cyclists have the same responsibilities as drivers, must obey the same rules of the road and have the same rights as drivers. in nearly every state a bicycle is considered to be a "vehicle" and therefore, just like motorists, cyclists must follow the rules of the road. When it comes to collisions occurring at intersections, liability usually boils down to who had the right-of-way - the car or the bike. There is no rule that a cyclist must "go last" at an intersection and one driver trying to make that occur could cause an accident because the other drivers are expecting that normal road rules will be followed by all drivers at the intersection. Remember that drivers and cyclists who don't follow established driving rules are at risk for being found at fault in any accident.
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During darkness hours. Cyclists are less visable in the dark.
If the accident was not your fault then there will probably be no penalty at all for the claim. A few companies have a discount for no claims also called a claim-free discount. If it is worded like that then you may suffer some penalty. Most companies do not do this and have accident-free discounts which would cause no problem.
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In most places it is illegal to bike on the sidewalk. Cyclists are subject to the same laws on the road as a vehicle, someone that is also illegal to drive on the sidewalk (no surprise there). Some cities have local ordinances that allow cycling on sidewalks but from what I have seen this is not very common. Cyclists on the road are subject to all laws of the road as well. That is to say, they must stop at stop signs, obey speed limits (a cyclists could potentially be pulled over for speeding) and can't cycle on the freeway if it is posted. Also in the state of Michigan cyclists are required to wear helmets due to a helmet law. Of course most people don't do this.
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The most frequently used letter in the Finnish language would be the letter "A".