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Hearings scheduled for California bicycle legislation

April 3, 2013 – 9:40 am

The California legislature returned from their spring recess on Monday, and various committees took action and scheduled hearings on the various bicycle related bills that we’re tracking here at Cyclelicious. Details on these bills below the break.

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California bill amended to remove bicycle knowledge requirement from license test

March 26, 2013 – 8:30 am

Quick quiz: Who remembers California Assembly Bill 840 introduced by Tom Ammaniano for the 2013 legislative session. Anybody? Anybody? This is the bill that would have required questions on bicycling, including questions about “bicycle markings, bicycle lanes, and bicycles in travel lanes” on California’s driver license test. Pretty cool, huh?

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RT @RosenbergMerc: New bill would require CA drive…

March 25, 2013 – 5:04 pm

RT @RosenbergMerc: New bill would require CA drivers to acknowledge the dangers of distracted driving when getting a new/renewed license …

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Bikes, blogs and the news: Monday roundup

March 18, 2013 – 11:20 am

Today: An Afghan women’s cycling team, maybe a bike bridge across the USA-Canada frontier, bike lane parking, adventures, rides, obstacles and opportunities.

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Santa Clara County: Driver drifts into shoulder, kills cyclist

March 12, 2013 – 4:45 pm

A 20 year old driver drifted into the shoulder on San Tomas Expressway in Campbell, CA earlier today, killing a 59 year old man on a bicycle, according to CHP dispatches and news reports.

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Redwood City fatal bike collision site of traffic calming proposal

November 27, 2012 – 8:00 am

March 22 2013 Update: Redwood City Police determine driver not at fault in this fatal right hook. The scope of the Farm Hill Boulevard traffic calming proposal in Redwood City, California just happens to include the corner of Jefferson Avenue and Alameda De Las Pulgas, where the driver of a pickup truck apparently made a read more »

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