Take Action: Bike Bills to Be Voted on Next Monday

HB277 would require drivers to stop to allow pedestrians and bicyclists to cross highways, such as when they are continuing on a trail. Image via Rails-to-Trails.
- HB82: Driver of any other vehicle following too closely: Requires drivers of any vehicle to not follow more closely than reasonable any other vehicle, including bicyclists
- HB811: Driver of motor vehicle following too closely: Requires drivers of motor vehicles to not follow more closely than reasonable any other vehicle, including bicylists (will likely be conformed with HB82, above)
- HB277: Pedestrians; crossing highways: Clarifies the duties of vehicles to stop to allow pedestrians and bicyclists to cross highways at marked crosswalks
- HB320: Reckless driving; passing other vehicles at intersections: Seeks to amend the legal reckless driving statute by prohibiting a person from overtaking or passing another vehicle stopped at amarked or unmarked crosswalk at an intersection when a pedestrian or bicyclist is present
