bicyclist

Second, a bicyclist is going slower and is able to turn out of the way and stop much more easily.

Fairly certain the LEDs he was talking about were the turn-lane indicators, that warn a turning car if a bicyclist is on the way.

The bicyclist also enjoys a higher vantage point and less restrained view than the driver of a car.

They had a problem with a bicyclist slipping, so they switched from stick-on surface to spray-on surface.

Motorists also actually don't want to kill anyone, even that rogue bicyclist running the red light.

Here (Finland) the insurance of motor vehicles always covers damages to bicyclists, even when the bicyclist is at fault (breaking a traffic rule) but that hasn't removed all car/bike collisions.

It could even make the bicyclist change something, if they have more reports than average.

But pedestrian and bicyclist infrastructure is practically nonexistent anywhere in the US except for a bare handful of cities and suburbs.

What if you're about to hit someone and there's a bicyclist behind you?

I can't find a way to turn on topographical data, though, which I'm a big fan of, as a bicyclist.

At least for the motorist; the bicyclist often suffers severe medical consequences.

Will this law prohibit a bicyclist from passing a car closely?

They're used only on certain, designated, low-volume/low-speed corridors designated as "bike boulevards." This works surprisingly well, because it ends up that a sharrow in Portland doesn't mean "get along"--it means "bikes have priority." For the most part, drivers along the bike boulevards seem willing to drive slowly behind a bicyclist puffing up a hill and wait until they have plenty of space to pass.

Bicyclist leaves the scene of the accident in a body bag.