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bicycle laws
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Netherlands
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The Netherlands has specific bicycle traffic laws, and cyclists are expected to follow traffic rules and signals, similar to drivers of motor vehicles.
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bicycle laws
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Netherlands
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Bicycles have right of way and are a primary mode of transportation, leading to well-established bicycle laws and infrastructure.
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bicycle theft
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Netherlands
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Bicycles are an integral part of daily life, and theft is a significant issue addressed through extensive use of bike locks and special parking areas.
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bicycle transportation
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Netherlands
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Bicycle-friendly traffic laws and regulations, with rights and protections for cyclists
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bike theft
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Netherlands
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A significant issue due to the reliance on bicycles for transportation, leading to a high demand for anti-theft measures
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bike theft
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Netherlands
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Widespread problem due to high prevalence of cycling and relatively lenient penalties for theft
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stop bicycle
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Netherlands
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In bike-friendly cities, it's common for cyclists to have the right of way and to not always come to a complete stop at intersections.
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stop bicycle
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Netherlands
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Stopping at a red light or a stop sign while riding a bicycle is a common practice to ensure safety on the road.
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stop bicycle
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Netherlands
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In bike-friendly countries, hand signals are often used to indicate slowing down or stopping, and it's considered essential for safe cycling.
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stopping bicycle
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Netherlands
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Using coaster brakes (backpedaling) to stop the bicycle is common and preferred.
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stopping bicycle
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Netherlands
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Use the back-pedal brake, also known as a coaster brake, to stop the bicycle.
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stopping bicycle
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Netherlands
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Using hand signals to indicate stopping or turning is less common due to the widespread use of dedicated cycling lanes and infrastructure.
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stopping bicycle
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Netherlands
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Stopping bicycle is a standard practice at designated bike lanes and traffic lights, and cyclists have the right of way.
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