Anaheim's bicycle network includes Class I trails along the Santa Ana River, Class II striped lanes on major boulevards, and Class IV separated lanes near ARTIC and the Resort, with cyclists subject to California Vehicle Code rules and AMC Title 5 traffic.
Anaheim's Bicycle Master Plan, integrated with the General Plan Mobility Element, identifies Class I, II, III, and emerging Class IV facilities. Cyclists must obey CVC §21200 by following the same rules as motorists, ride with traffic, signal turns, and use lights at night. Sidewalk riding is generally allowed in Anaheim outside the Resort district unless posted otherwise, but must yield to pedestrians. Vehicles parking in striped Class II bike lanes violate CVC §21211 and AMC parking rules, drawing tickets in the Resort and Platinum Triangle where enforcement is heightened.
Cyclist infractions like riding against traffic, no lights, or running red lights are CVC offenses with set fines; drivers blocking bike lanes face parking and moving violations under CVC §21211.
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