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Re:Oslo had 0 pedestrian, 0 cyclist, 0 children and 1 driver... by AaronM on Thursday January 02, 2020 @11:35AM (#21936820)
In the US it is illegal to ride a bicycle on a sidewalk in most places
Re:Oslo had 0 pedestrian, 0 cyclist, 0 children and 1 driver... by nradov on Thursday January 02, 2020 @02:02PM (#21938541)
Many jurisdictions explicitly allow younger children to ride bicycles on sidewalks.
Re:Oslo had 0 pedestrian, 0 cyclist, 0 children and 1 driver... by zeroonetwothree on Thursday January 02, 2020 @01:31PM (#21938169)
In practice though it's almost never enforced.
Re:Oslo had 0 pedestrian, 0 cyclist, 0 children and 1 driver... by stefs on Thursday January 02, 2020 @02:59PM (#21939150)
that's true for many countries in europe too, but we do have a lot more bike paths and drivers are generally more considerate towards cyclists than they are in the u.s.

with my road bike (i.e. no suspension) i usually prefer the road over adjacent bike paths (which is legal in my country), as the roads are usually in better shape.

Re:Oslo had 0 pedestrian, 0 cyclist, 0 children and 1 driver... by Jamwinner on Thursday January 02, 2020 @12:10PM (#21937228)
Yup. Bikes are 'cars' unless being walked. That includes crosswalks.
Re:Oslo had 0 pedestrian, 0 cyclist, 0 children and 1 driver... by nybble41 on Thursday January 02, 2020 @06:23PM (#21941081)
That depends very much on the location. In my area, for example, bikes are allowed on sidewalks if there is no bike lane.