MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WBTW) -- South Carolina has become the 14th U.S. state to adopt a version of what is known as a “Stop-as-Yield” law for bicyclists. Officially known as the “Palmetto Stop” law, the legislation permits cyclists to approach a stop sign and only slow down before proceeding once the area is safe. The [...]
WBTW News13 reports that (WBTW) -- South Carolina has become the 14th U.S.
state to adopt a version of what is known as a “Stop-as-Yield” law for bicyclists.
Officially known as the “Palmetto Stop” law, the legislation permits cyclists to approach a stop sign and only slow down before proceeding once the area is safe.
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