In the company of one or more cyclists, you must have due regard to other users of the road, and you must take full account of prevailing road conditions. Sometimes it may be safe to cycle two abreast, but you must not cycle in a manner likely to create an obstruction for other road users.
Cycle tracks
A cycle track or lane is a reserved part of a roadway for bicycles, e-bikes, e-scooters, L1e-A e-mopeds and wheelchairs, but not motorcycles.
Some cycle tracks are bordered by a continuous white line on the right-hand side. These are only for bicycles, e-bikes, e-scooters, L1e-A e-mopeds and motorised wheelchairs, so no other drivers may use them or park in them.
Other cycle tracks have a broken white line on the right-hand side. Other drivers may make temporary use of this type of track if there is no cyclist or rider on it.
Cycle tracks are reserved 24 hours a day, unless an upright information sign at the start of or the side of the track shows another period of time.
A cycle track can also be a reserved part of a footpath or other area off the road.
If a cycle track is two-way, meaning bicycles, e-bikes, e-scooters and L1e-A e-mopeds travelling in opposite directions at the same time can use it, cyclists and riders should stay as near as possible to the left-hand side of their track.
You must obey cycle track lights. km Dún Garbhán
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Cycle track information signs
with numbers referring to mapped cycle routes