Illinois lawmakers killed an “Idaho stop” bill this week, but one could pass in the future

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By John GreenfieldFeb 17, 2022, 7:17 pm200 pts
Recently, I posted a Twitter thread explaining why the “Idaho stop” is such a common move among bike riders; why it’s generally a safe and sensible way to ride; and why it should be legal. The term refers to people on bikes treating stop signs like yield signs, and/or treating stoplights like stop signs.…

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