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Vermont Walk & Bike Laws

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Know your walking and biking laws in the state of Vermont!

Local Motion offers a summary of the rights and responsibilities of bicyclists in Vermont.  You can also view the Vermont statutes online by clicking below.

Review Vermont Statutes Online

Local Motion Pedestrian Rights & Responsibilities Document


Here are shortcuts to some of the most important specific sections of the Vermont State Statutes:

  • Passing motor vehicles and vulnerable users
  • Pedestrians' right of way in crosswalks
  • Crossing except at crosswalks
  • Pedestrians on roadways
  • Riding on roadways and bicycle paths
  • Lights on vehicles other than motor vehicles
  • Hand Signals
  • Opening and closing vehicle doors
  • Putting glass, other items, on highway prohibited
  • Driving on the sidewalk
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