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I agree with many of the comments made so far and think it is important to clarify regulations and expectations, and enforce them. I wanted to add that this is not just important for cyclists and drivers, but also pedestrians. Recently I was almost hit by a cyclist as I was crossing the street at a four-way stop sign - the car was stopped for me, but the bicycle was obviously planning to roll through the intersection since he was going right on red and did not see me crossing in front of the car.

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