Cyclist Advocates Criticize Proposed Changes to Road Traffic Rules in Lithuania

The national cycling organization Minam100 has petitioned state leaders and the Ministry of Transport to reverse proposed amendments to road traffic regulations that would eliminate mandatory safe passing distances for cyclists.

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Iš dviratininkų atstovų – kritika KET pokyčiams

Šalies dviratininkus vienijanti nevyriausybinė organizacija „Minam100“ kreipėsi į valstybės vadovus ir Susisiekimo ministeriją dėl siūlomų Kelių eismo taisyklių (KET) pakeitimų, kuriais norima atsisakyti privalomo saugaus atstumo lenkiant dviratininkus ir keisti važiavimo kelkraščiu tvarką.

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Cyclist Advocates Criticize Proposed Changes to Road Traffic Rules in Lithuania

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