Pennsylvania law sections 3710 and 3711 address vehicle and pedestrian safety at intersections and crossings. Section 3710 requires drivers to ensure sufficient space on the other side of an intersection before entering, preventing obstruction, regardless of traffic signals. Section 3711 prohibits hanging onto or riding on the outside of vehicles, with certain exceptions for specific personnel and activities.
Drivers must ensure there is enough space on the other side of the intersection to avoid obstructing traffic, pedestrians, or trains, regardless of traffic signals.
No, it is illegal to hang onto or ride on the outside of any vehicle or streetcar, with some exceptions for certain workers and activities.
Yes, firemen, garbage collectors, utility workers, and certain other personnel acting during their duties are exempted from this restriction.
Yes, attaching a trailer or semitrailer to a pedalcycle is permitted under Pennsylvania law.