Public Act . . . . . . . . . 104-0818
Summary
The law changes the Cycle Rider Safety Training Act so that only colleges, universities, government agencies, and other non‑dealer businesses can get state grant money for bike‑safety courses; motorcycle dealers are excluded. It also requires the Secretary of State to add questions about bicycles, the Dutch Reach technique, and related safety topics to the written driver‑license test. These changes aim to improve cyclist safety while preventing dealers from using grant funds to promote sales.
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