Can two cyclists ride side by side on the road?

When talking about cyclists riding on the road, there are always many opinions and even debates. However, an amendment to the Highway Code in 2013 clarified some issues. Can two cyclists ride side by side on the road?

cyclists It can run parallel on the road...
In Article 90. (Driving Rules) it is established that “Bicycles Can run parallel on the trackexcept on roads with poor visibility or where there is heavy traffic, provided that you are not riding more than two bikes at the same time. Do not cause danger or embarrassment to traffic".
The law also states that "cyclists must proceed on the right side of the road, while maintaining sufficient distance from sidewalks or sidewalks to avoid accidents."







regarding "Limited vision", the Public Relations Office of the Public Security Police (PSP) explained to Poligrafo Sapo that the definition of "limited vision" is reflected in Article 19 of the Road Code: "Visibility is limited or insufficient when the driver The lane of vehicles cannot be seen across its entire width to a lesser extent 50 metres".

In summary…

Bicycles may cycle parallel on the road, up to a maximum of two, provided visibility and traffic density permit and do not cause danger or embarrassment to traffic;
Turning should be done on the right side of the road, keeping a sufficient distance from the curb or sidewalks to avoid accidents;
In urban areas, special attention should be paid to suddenly opening doors and children who It can arise between two vehicles;

Bicycles driven by children up to the age of 10 may be ridden on sidewalks, as long as they do not endanger or disturb pedestrians;
Where there are lanes specifically designed for bicycles, it is preferable that they be crossed on those lanes;
The motorist must ensure that when overtaking bicycles or on the side of the road, he maintains a lateral distance of at least 1.5 meters and slows down.