Police to bar cyclists from pedestrian paths

Police to bar cyclists from pedestrian paths

TOKYO, Japan - A woman rides her bicycle on a pedestrian sideway in Tokyo's Shibuya Ward on Oct. 25, 2011. The National Police Agency instructed officers nationwide the same day to strictly enforce traffic rules barring bicyclists from traveling on pedestrian sidewalks in principle due to a rising number of accidents involving pedestrians.

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