ND HB1252

Bicyclists approaching stop signs at intersections with three or more lanes for moving traffic must come to a complete stop before entering.

Bicyclists approaching stop signs where a vehicle is already stopped at the same sign must come to a complete stop before entering.

Bicyclists approaching stop signs at intersections with two or fewer lanes may reduce speed and stop only if required for safety, then yield right-of-way and may proceed cautiously without stopping.

Bicyclists must yield right-of-way to vehicles already in the intersection and follow standard right-of-way rules when entering from different roadways simultaneously.

Collision between a bicyclist and vehicle after the bicyclist passes a stop sign without stopping or a red traffic light constitutes prima facie evidence of failure to yield right-of-way.