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From: lasher@via.DEC (Lew Lasher - DTN 381-2651)
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Subject: Passing on the right
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Date: Fri, 26-Apr-85 07:57:30 EDT
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In Massachusetts, the law requires cyclists to obey all vehicular traffic
regulations, with the one exception that bicycles are allowed to pass on
the right.

The earlier posting referred, I believe, to "passing on the right at
traffic lights."  I wasn't sure if this was supposed to mean going through
a red light in addition to passing on the right.  Going through a red
light is of course illegal and is generally a bad idea anyway.

	Lew Lasher
	Digital Equipment Corporation