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Bicycle Regulations and Safety Tips |
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Brochures in English, Spanish, Russian and Dutch |
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To improve safety and educate residents and visitors about the proper way to operate a bicycle, the City of Myrtle Beach has created brochures in English, Spanish, Russian and Dutch. Patrolman First Class Brian Truex in the Myrtle Beach Police Department's traffic division conceived the project, with assistance from city staff members who speak and read Russian and Spanish. The brochures explain that bicycles are vehicles and must obey the same rules of the road that other vehicles follow. The brochures also discuss where bicycles may and may not be ridden, as well as the equipment required to ride a bicycle at night. Illustrations are included. Click on the following links to view and print the four brochures. Note: Acrobat Reader, available free, is needed for PDF files. © Copyright 2004-08, The City of Myrtle Beach. All rights reserved. |