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Starting Line: Would permits increase safety along urban bicycle lanes?

By HPIS Staff

There are different urban paths and trails you can get out and enjoy on your bike. Using the urban lanes is a nice option for people riding around town, but how would you feel about having to get a permit to ride your bike in this area?

This week on "Starting Line" we learn more about HF499. Sponsored by Rep. Duane Quam (R-Byron), the bill would establish an urban bicycle lane permit and a bicycle safety education program. 

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