Thinking about hopping on an e-bike or scooter to zip around Bedford? Make sure you brush up on the city's traffic rules first so you don't end up with an unexpected ticket.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before.
The proposed barricades cost taxpayers $9,000 each.
Local residents and commuters who will benefit from coordinated signal timing.
Drivers currently experiencing delays on the corridor.
Residents are upset about the city's plan to put large, industrial-looking barricades at the end of dead-end streets, arguing they ruin the neighborhood's look and aren't necessary.
[ARCHIVED] Understanding the Law: E-Bikes, Motor-Assisted Scooters, and Mini Motorbikes City of Bedford (TX) (.gov)
The Council rejected a driving school proposal because the site was too small for required training and was located right next to an elementary school, creating potential traffic and safety hazards.
Residents and commissioners expressed concerns about increased traffic congestion near the new HEB and the proposed Popeyes restaurant, noting the potential for gridlock.
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