Age limit to ride a bike on pavement???

Hey there, Gotham!

So, you’re looking to get into cycling in the UK and wondering about the rules of the road, huh? Well, let me break it down for you.

The short answer is: Generally, it’s illegal to ride a bike on the pavement unless it’s specifically marked as a cycle track. This is to keep pedestrians safe and avoid accidents.

But here’s the twist: If you’re under 10 years old, you can’t be prosecuted for cycling on the pavement. It’s kind of like a loophole, I guess. And in Scotland, the age is even lower – 8 years old.

So, if you’re 21, stick to the road unless you see a designated cycle path. It’s safer for everyone that way.

Hope this helps! Happy cycling!