Take the 2-minute tour ×  I frequently come to stop lights in
which there is an all-way stop and a pedestrian signal. I always
stop at such lights, but I'm wondering if I should then bike
slowly across after determining that it is safe and I will not
be interfering with any pedestrians who are crossing, or if I
should wait until the light turns green just as I would were I
driving a car.  share|improve this question I am trying to ask a
few more specific questions, as the question I asked previously
bicycles.stackexchange.com/questions/1232/… was a little too
general, and I'd like to hear people's thoughts on specific
situations. –  Brian Campbell Oct 14 '10 at 15:28 +1,
interesting question. I'd pass, but I have no idea if it's legal
or not. –  Vache Oct 14 '10 at 15:29 I have a friend who knows
some bike cops here in Fargo, ND and they say that red lights
are like yield signs to bikes-if there's no one coming, you can
go BUT this is most likely a local law. Definetly check your
local laws first! –  Nate Kop