Reported 11 months ago
On June 9, 2024, a reporter in Taipei, Yang Peiqi, discussed the confusion among cyclists regarding which traffic signals to follow while on the road, with many mistakenly violating regulations. Based on current regulations, cyclists are considered 'slow vehicles' and should follow 'vehicle traffic signals' when on the road. Riding in bicycle lanes or areas marked 'shared by pedestrians and cyclists.' When dismounting, one can refer to 'pedestrian signals,' but in either case, pedestrian priority must be respected. Breaking these rules can result in fines ranging from 300 to 600 NTD. The article emphasizes the importance of understanding and obeying traffic rules for bicycles to ensure road safety.
Source: YAHOO