Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Do red flashing school bus lights apply to cyclists? In traffic on MacArthur I just saw a speeding cyclist pass a school bus on the left while it was loading kids. An accident would have been as devastating as with a car for the kid. One more reason to hate them.

No, it wouldn't have been.

But yes, when I'm on a bike, I stop for stopped school buses, just as I do when I'm driving.

I think OP needs a better understanding of physics and bodily injury.

People are killed by bicyclists every year and a child hit by a cyclist has a good chance of being severely injured.

Anonymous wrote:Yes, and the other traffic laws too.

Most other traffic laws. There are some things that apply to bicyclists and not car drivers, and vice versa. If you’re going to drive in an area you sold probably familiarize yourself with the differences.

Anonymous wrote:Yes, and the other traffic laws too.

DP. To clarify - the traffic laws that apply to bicyclists, apply to bicyclists. Not all traffic laws that apply to drivers apply to bicyclists, just as not all traffic laws that apply to bicyclists apply to drivers.

Yes, and the other traffic laws too.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Do red flashing school bus lights apply to cyclists? In traffic on MacArthur I just saw a speeding cyclist pass a school bus on the left while it was loading kids. An accident would have been as devastating as with a car for the kid. One more reason to hate them.

No, it wouldn't have been.

But yes, when I'm on a bike, I stop for stopped school buses, just as I do when I'm driving.

I think OP needs a better understanding of physics and bodily injury.

Anonymous wrote:Do red flashing school bus lights apply to cyclists? In traffic on MacArthur I just saw a speeding cyclist pass a school bus on the left while it was loading kids. An accident would have been as devastating as with a car for the kid. One more reason to hate them.

No, it wouldn't have been.

But yes, when I'm on a bike, I stop for stopped school buses, just as I do when I'm driving.

Anonymous wrote:Yes, the flashing red and the sign extended is a STOP sign. Same as a red light.

Bikes don’t follow these rules though.

Anonymous wrote:Do red flashing school bus lights apply to cyclists? In traffic on MacArthur I just saw a speeding cyclist pass a school bus on the left while it was loading kids. An accident would have been as devastating as with a car for the kid. One more reason to hate them.

Do you also hate drivers because some drive drunk, distracted, speeding, etc.?

You could have asked the reasonable question without showing the world that you’re a nut.

To some cyclists, no rules apply. I almost hit one flying through a parking lot yesterday.

Probably you were in the MD part of Macarthur since DC doesn't use many school buses (only special ed). All MCPS buses have cameras, but I guess they can't really ticket the cyclist due to lack of a license plate.

Yes, the flashing red and the sign extended is a STOP sign. Same as a red light.

It damn well should.

https://www.sfgate.com/crime/article/Bicyclist-sentenced-for-fatal-S-F-crash-4736312.php

As a cyclist I just assume they apply to me and stop for them.

Yes. When riding on the road, bicyles are vehicles.

Do red flashing school bus lights apply to cyclists? In traffic on MacArthur I just saw a speeding cyclist pass a school bus on the left while it was loading kids. An accident would have been as devastating as with a car for the kid. One more reason to hate them.