Virginia HB661 modifies traffic regulations for bicycles, electric personal assistive mobility devices, and mopeds.
Virginia HB661 amends traffic regulations to allow cyclists, users of electric personal assistive mobility devices, and moped riders to yield instead of stopping at intersections with stop signs under certain conditions. This applies to intersections with two or fewer lanes, when avoiding unsafe conditions, or when turning left. The bill also specifies rules for operating these vehicles at intersections controlled by traffic lights and defines the behavior of drivers encountering malfunctioning traffic signals.
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