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Illinois Supreme Court Reverses Narrow Tort Immunity Exception for Bicyclists Previously Given by First District
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Summarizes recent Illinois Supreme Court decision reaffirming that cyclists are only intended users of the roadway when the municipality demonstrates its intent to have cyclists use the roadway.

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Local Governments and Cyclists Take Note: First District Limits Recent Exception to Tort Immunity Act
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Examines an Illinois appellate court ruling that narrows any exception for a bicyclist to be considered an intended and permitted user of a roadway

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First District Creates Narrow Exception to Tort Immunity Act
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Examines an Illinois appellate court ruling that in narrow circumstances, a bicyclist can be considered an intended and permitted user of a roadway

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