Does Caltrans allow memorials to be placed along the highway to mark...

[DOHC-LSR]

Q: Does Caltrans allow memorials to be placed along the highway to mark the place where individuals have lost their lives in an accident?

A: Highway memorials along the road creates hazardous situations for travelers. As much as we would like to allow grieving friends and relatives to place personal tributes to lost loved ones, it really isn't safe to locate them along the highway. Unfortunately, displays of this nature can also be a distraction to other drivers, thereby jeopardizing their safety as well. Consequently, Caltrans does not allow memorials to be placed on the state right-of-way.

yes, I'm doing research at work... coming across things I never knew what the answer was... want a better question? Who knows this one?

Q: Can I ride my bicycle on the freeway?:confused:

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Q: Can I ride my bicycle on the freeway?:confused: [/B]

Ray W's answer: for you, yes, perferably in the fast lane against traffic. remember not to wear a helmet. it'll just weigh you down

-ray, the knower of all freeway rules and alike

[DOHC-LSR]

Originally posted by DOHC-LS-Ray


Q: Can I ride my bicycle on the freeway?:confused:

and the answer...

A: Of the more than 4,000 miles of freeways in California, about 1,000 miles are open to bicyclists. These open sections are usually in rural areas where there is no alternate route. California Vehicle Code Section 21960 says Caltrans and local agencies may prohibit bicyclists from traveling on freeways under their jurisdiction and that they must erect signs stating the prohibition. There are no signs permitting bicyclists on freeways. When a bicyclist is legally traveling on a freeway, he/she may be directed off the freeway at the next off-ramp by a sign that says "Bicycles Must Exit." The freeway will be posted at the next on-ramp with a sign that says "Bicycles Prohibited."

[cowboy]

damn....almost a year to answer that question....

if it took you so long to answer that question...and being that you are part of the research team for Tuttle law...i can now understand why lawyer fees are so much...it's not because it's hard to do...but it takes people so fucking long to find the answer

-ray, qwerty