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human
CMV: Bicycle riders who ride in the street should be required to obtain a license much like cars and motorcycles

I believe that bicycle riders should be required to obtain a special license to ride in the street. The license should be much like the M1 a motorcycle rider must obtain. This is mostly due to my belief that if they are on the road, they should be required to know all the road laws and rules. 

The Process I propose all bikers should have to go through would be similar to the process for a motorcycle permit. 

* Bikers should  have to take a written test that will quiz them on the rules and laws of the road, including those specific to bicycles. Hand signals etc. 

* Bikers should have to have a 6 month permit if under 21, which will restrict their night riding. 

* A riding skills test testing their capability to ride a bike and their ability to do everyday maneuvers. 

* Bikers must be at least 16 years old to ride on the road

With these laws I think the roads would become a much safer place for cars and bikers, and many laws will be cleared up for bikers who don't understand the law. 

Any funding earned through this program could also benefit bike programs like the implementation of bike lanes.
gpt
How the hell are kids under the age of 16 supposed to get around town in your scenario?

A car is capable of easily inflicting great bodily harm, death, and extensive property damage. A bicycle is not. There's a compelling state interest in regulating cars and drivers that simply does not exist for bicycles.