Sacramento has become the first U.S. city to enforce bike lane laws using bus-mounted cameras, aiming to improve cyclist safety. The city partnered with Sacramento Regional Transit to address traffic dangers caused by vehicles in bike lanes. With over 300 traffic fatalities since 2017, this initiative is essential as officials seek to enhance road safety. Currently, offending motorists receive warnings until tickets are issued starting June 13. The program aims to ensure bike lanes remain clear and safe for all road users as Sacramento fights its reputation as a dangerous city for bicyclists and pedestrians.
Keeping bike lanes clear is an important part of making Sacramento a place where everyone can thrive. This program will help improve safety and travel times for everyone on Sacramento roads.
It's a daily occurrence on my rides to run into someone (in their car) in a bike lane.
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