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Massachusetts has passed a now safety rule for bicycle riders requiring the following special bike equipment; a white light on the front (visible for 300 ft.) and a red reflector on the book (visible for 500 ft.) for bikes need after dark; a marking of white or reflectorized paint or tape (area about five square inches) on lower portion of rear fender and upper portion on both sides of the front fork; a suitable bell or horn-sirens or here or whistles are not permitted; and on adequate brake.
Viciation means a $1 fine and possible loss of bicycle registration, Sgt. John E. McCarthy, Cambridge police safety officer, reported. McCarthy also urged cyclists to reduce accidents by obeying all traffic regulations.
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