Bicycle safety and a cycling group for the county

There has been an increased interest in cycling in the community, and it is important for everyone to recognize the rights these individuals have while on the road.
Speaking with Robert Garrett, who is a part of a local cycling group in Union County, he emphasized a law that was passed in the state in 2010, called The John Paul Frerer Bicycle Safety Act.
Mississippi shot down a bicycling law for two consecutive years leading up to Frerer’s death in a cycling accident. Now, the “three feet law” outlines rules for both cyclists and motorists.

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