The Arlington County Police Department is reminding drivers not to stop in bike lanes.
The department tweeted a cheeky “bike safety tip” flyer (below) with a simple flow chart this afternoon. The chart asks: can I stop in a bike lane? If you are riding a bike, the answer is yes — if you are not, the answer is no.
The flyer encourages those who see a bike lane hazard to call the Arlington public safety non-emergency line at 703-558-2222.
Photo (top) via arlingtonbikelaneblockers.tumblr.com
Help share our roads and give bikes the room they need! Never park or stop a vehicle in bike lanes. #BikeSafety pic.twitter.com/u43g6XBhLv
— ArlingtonCountyPD (@ArlingtonVaPD) August 17, 2015
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