Pennsylvania law § 3505 outlines the rules for riding pedalcycles on roadways, including operation on shoulders, speed considerations, and riding in lanes. It also specifies restrictions on riding abreast and the use of designated paths. Additionally, § 3506 addresses restrictions on carrying objects that hinder safe operation.
Yes, cyclists may operate on the shoulder of a highway and must do so in the same direction as traffic on the roadway.
No, riders are generally limited to riding two abreast unless on paths or areas designated for pedalcycles.
While the mandatory use of pedalcycle paths was deleted in 2012, cyclists should use available lanes or paths when possible for safety.
Yes, you cannot carry packages or articles that prevent safe operation or hinder your control of the pedalcycle.