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Bicyclists in New York are required to adhere to the same rules of the road and enjoy the same rights as operators of other vehicles, as stipulated in New York State Vehicle and Traffic Law § 1231. However, bicyclists are classified as pedestrians under New York’s No-Fault Law, rendering them eligible for No-Fault coverage under most circumstances.
Additionally, New York has established various helmet laws detailed in New York Vehicle and Traffic Law § 1238. Children under the age of one are prohibited from being passengers on bicycles. Passengers and operators under the age of fourteen must wear protective headgear. Other bicyclists are not legally obligated to wear helmets.
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