Roads & traffic · Canarias · 01.11, 07:00
Fines of 200 euros for cyclists on the Canary Islands for crossing pedestrian crossings
The DGT reminds users that strict enforcement applies in the Canary Islands. Cyclists must dismount at pedestrian crossings. Non-compliance results in a 200 euro fine.
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The Directorate General of Traffic warns against a common error. Cyclists must not ride across pedestrian crossings. The rule applies to all islands in the archipelago. Pedestrians have priority. If a cyclist does not dismount and walk the bicycle, they receive a 200 euro fine. An exception exists only for marked bicycle lanes.
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