Forums cleanup: Please help

Submitted by rfay on Sun, 2009-09-20 16:20

We need a little help cleaning up the forums. Sometimes people post there and old, obsolete things about ancient tours remains.

If you are reading in the forum and come across an item that is out of date, irrelevant, or generally obsolete, please click the little link below it that says "mark obsolete". We'll delete it and we can have a less-cluttered site.

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Canada Bike Laws

Submitted by mn-fire on Thu, 2010-05-13 19:18

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Good Day to Everyone.
A friend and I are planning a bike trip around Lake Superior in late August of 2010. We live in Minnesota and are planning to start from Duluth and head North. I was wondering if there are any specific Bike Laws in Canada that I should be aware of. It would be nice to find out any tips that anyone has for me about an international trip like this. We are going to be on our own without a support vehicle.
Thanks for any advice that I can get.
Mn-Fire

I believe that traffic laws

Submitted by danw17 on Thu, 2010-08-05 21:53.

I believe that traffic laws are almost identical throughout Canada and the USA... one thing that should be noted is that in Ontario and Québec, bicycles are forbidden from freeways, but I don't think you encounter any of those close to Lake Superior.

Just be careful and use common sense!

More info can be found here: http://www.mto.gov.on.ca/english/pubs/cycling-guide/section5.0.shtml

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