Utah State considers impounding bicycles

Utah State considers impounding bicycles


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LOGAN, Utah (AP) -- Beware where you park your bicycle.

Utah State University is considering impounding bicycles illegally parked at the university.

School officials say a lot of people are chaining their bicycles to handrails, making it difficult for visually impaired students to access buildings.

The university already has a policy prohibiting bicycles from being secured on shrubs, trees, handrails or any architectural structures.

Utah State's Risk Management Office says it will begin actively enforcing the policy because of an increased number of student complaints.

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Information from: The Herald Journal

(Copyright 2008 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)

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