-In the State of Nebraska, cyclists have many of the same privileges and responsibilities as drivers.

-Cyclists should obey all the rules of the road. You must stop at stops signs, stop lights, and ride with the flow of traffic.

-Cyclists must yield to all pedestrians.

-Nebraska State law requires cyclists to ride single file at all times.

-Avoid biking on sidewalks, unless no other option exists.

Cyclists are permitted to ride on sidewalks in the City of Lincoln, except for the following locations:

-Downtown

-Havelock Avenue, 61st to 63rd

-48th Street, Baldwin to Madison

-West side of 48th, Prescott to Cooper

-Prescott, 47th to 48th

-West side of 66th, Holdrege to Fairfax

-Front and rear lights are required a half-hour after sunset until a half-hour before sunrise.

-Bicycle lights must be visible from at least 500 feet.

-Always travel in the direction of traffic.

-When changing lanes, you must signal to traffic. The traffic in the lane you're merging into has the right-of-way.

-Keep to the right of the trail, unless passing.

-Pass on the left. Verbally notify any pedestrians if you're doing so.

-Ride single file.

-Obey all road and trail signs.

-Cyclists must yield to pedestirans and skaters.