HARRY HUGHES, Governor                                    1789

(b) A person may not operate a bicycle unless it is
equipped with a bell or other device capable of giving a signal
audible for a distance of at least 100 feet.

(C) However, a bicycle may not be equipped with nor may any
person use on a bicycle any siren or whistle.

[(c)] (D) Every bicycle shall be equipped with a brake that
enables its operator to make the braked wheels skid on dry,
level, clean pavement.

21-1208.

(a) A person may not secure a bicycle to[:

(1) A] A fire hydrant, police or fire call box, or
traffic control device[;].

[(2) A] (B) A PERSON MAY NOT SECURE A BICYCLE TO A

pole, meter, or device located within a bus or taxi-loading
zone[;].

[(3) A] (C) A PERSON MAY NOT SECURE A BICYCLE TO A

pole, meter, or device located within 25 feet of any
intersection[;].

[(4) A] (D) A PERSON MAY NOT SECURE A BICYCLE TO A

pole, meter, or device on which notice has been posted by the
appropriate authorities forbidding the securing of bicycles[;
or ].

[(5) Any] (E) A PERSON MAY NOT SECURE A BICYCLE TO

ANY place where the securing of a bicycle would obstruct or
impede vehicular traffic or pedestrian movement.

[(b)] (F) A bicycle may be secured to a parking meter,
without payment of the usual fees, if the bicycle is entirely
removed from the bed of the street normally used for vehicular
parking.

21-1209.

(A) A person may not[:

(1) Throw] THROW any object at or in the direction of
any person riding a bicycle[; or].

[(2) Open] (B) A PERSON MAY NOT OPEN the door of any
motor vehicle with intent to strike, injure, or interfere with
any person riding a bicycle.

21-1210.