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Bike Lane Rules

Mobility & Curb Rules

Rules of the road in painted, buffered, and protected bike lanes, including which vehicles may enter, parking-protected designs, and the right-of-way at intersections.

1% permissive84% moderate1% strict(594 locations)

How Bike Lane Rules Rules Differ by Place

594 places covered4 strict501 moderate3 permissive

Franklin County, FL: Motorized Vehicles Banned on Franklin County Bike Paths

Heavy Restrictions

Motor vehicles and other powered vehicles are banned outright from any designated bike path or nature trail on county property or right-of-way in Franklin County, starting with the St…

Lakeland, FL: Lakeland Lake Hollingsworth Bike Path Vehicle Ban

Heavy Restrictions

Lakeland bars motor vehicles from operating or parking on the paved pedestrian-bicycle pathway that circles Lake Hollingsworth under Code § 98-8. The ban covers the strip between Lake…

Hudson, NH: Hudson, NH Bicycle Ban on Sidewalks

Heavy Restrictions

Hudson has no marked bike lanes in its code; instead Chapter 284, Article V bars bicycles and horses from sidewalks altogether. Section 284-15 makes it unlawful to ride a bicycle or…

Dallas County, TX: County does not run countywide bike lanes

Few Restrictions

Dallas County does not operate a countywide bicycle network. Bike lanes are designed and maintained by individual cities and TxDOT on state highways. DART runs regional transit, and…

Lubbock, TX: Lubbock bike-lane rules and Marsha Sharp Trail

Few Restrictions

Lubbock maintains designated on-street bike lanes plus the Marsha Sharp Freeway shared-use path, with bicycles allowed on most streets and required to follow Texas Transportation Code…

Travis County, TX: Bike Lanes on Travis County Roads

Few Restrictions

Travis County Transportation and Natural Resources stripes bike lanes on county arterials including Cameron Road, FM 1826, and South Pleasant Valley extensions. Texas Transportation…