Bicycle Rules of the Road - Illinois Secretary of State 2025

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California Vehicle Code 21201(d) sets forth the requirements for using lights and reflectors on bicycles. The law requires the use of lights and reflectors when a bicycle is operated during darkness.
Rules of the road Bikes share the same rights and responsibilities as cars. Always ride in the same direction with traffic. Obey all traffic signals and signs, just like a motor vehicle. Yield to pedestrians on sidewalks and shared-use paths, and at all intersections. Position yourself where cars can easily see you.
One hand must be on the handlebars at all times. Bicycles shall not be equipped with any siren.
Although Illinois does not have a statewide law requiring cyclists to wear helmets, certain municipalities have their own laws that mandate helmet use for specific age groups. For instance, Skokie requires children under 17 to wear helmets when cycling.
Bicyclists are required to travel in the same direction as vehicles. Bicyclists should travel just to the right of faster moving traffic. However, certain hazards such as rough surfaces, debris, drainage grates or a narrow traffic lane may require bike riders to move toward the center of the lane.
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Illinois law requires a front light and a rear reflector when riding at night. Equipment for night riding: / Reflective tape on helmet. / Reflective safety vest. / Clip-on strobe light. / Rear light and reflectors. / Reflective tape. / Headlight. / Reflective sidewall tires.
There is no statewide requirement for helmet use though some municipalities in Illinois require helmet use by children.

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