For cyclists, red lights soon may not mean stop — but rather slow, look and go if clear

(Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune) Salt Lake City has installed ten traffic signal detectors, which use a radar device that is triggered by people riding bicycles, to help bicyclists cross the street when no traffic is around. Wednesday, Aug. 1, 2018. The Utah Legislature is considering a bill, HB161, that would allow cyclists to legally go through stop signs without a complete halt when intersections are clear.

For cyclists, red lights soon may not mean stop — but rather slow, look and go if clear

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